 He became bankrupt in 1794, and the sale details indicate that there were two wheels driving five pairs of stones, and a newly invented water-powered engine for cutting hay and straw.Details from its sale in 1918 indicate that one wheel was in diameter by wide, making it the biggest wheel on the Waveney, while the other was in diameter.It had five storeys, and sold for £1,250, but burnt down two years later and was not rebuilt.