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Robert in W. Mi

10-16-2002 14:51:42

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I don't know very much about this type of engine, so maybe some one here can tell me about this Lister engine?? I found it in an old barn, and the old gentleman who sold it to me said Lister is a very good engine of this type, and that's why he bought two of them years ago for his own use. I now own both of them, and soon as i get them home, i'm going to get them running again. They both ran fine when he put them in the barn. Can anyone tell me what size this engine is, or anything else about it?? Thanks for any info you may have, Robert

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Paul Evans

11-03-2002 10:53:54

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Re: Lister Engine in reply to Robert in W. Mi, 10-16-2002 14:51:42

You can download manuals for the engine and mag from my website, look under the Online Manuals section.

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Ray Wasah

09-26-2003 06:57:57

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Re: Re: Lister Engine in reply to Paul Evans, 11-03-2002 10:53:54

Can you use the engine for stone crushing ( 20MM),pumping water,as tractor,hammer mill and so on.

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Alan

10-18-2002 16:25:07

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Re: Lister Engine in reply to Robert in W. Mi, 10-16-2002 14:51:42

Hi there

The 2 engines you have are early Lister D engines . E-mail the serial numbers and I can roughly date them for you and tell you some more about them . I have manuals , magneto manuals and heaps of info on these engines.
Please view my website where you will find lots of my Lister D engine photos

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Alan (UK)

MY LISTER ENGINE

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Martin

06-17-2003 02:40:37

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Re: Re: Lister Engine in reply to Alan, 10-18-2002 16:25:07

Can,t seem to get on your web site. I need to verify the Lister engine i have. It has two flywheels, slow speed, single cylinder and is a startomatic. regards Martin

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Robert in W. Mi

10-18-2002 18:07:38

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Re: Re: Lister Engine in reply to Alan, 10-18-2002 16:25:07

Thank you very much, as soon as i get the serial numbers, i'll send them to you! Great pictures on your site!! Thanks again, Robert

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Alan

10-19-2002 14:32:54

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Re: Re: Re: Lister Engine in reply to Robert in W. Mi, 10-18-2002 18:07:38

No problem Robert , glad I can help.
The Lister D on my website was purchased 3 months ago as my first stationary engine.
I have researched all about the Lister D so I have heaps of information if you need it.
I made contact with someone who holds all the records for the Lister engines and he can tell you the EXACT date it was purchased from the company and WHO brought it !!
It will be a pleasure to pass the information I have on to you.

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Alan

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Edward A. Tillema

05-05-2003 04:24:34

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Lister Engine in reply to Alan, 10-19-2002 14:32:54

Hello I hope this finds you all well.
I am trying to find a Lister engine (new or used) to buy so I can build a gen-set. I have had no success. Where do I look? Does anyone have an engine to sell? Any information is appreciated>
Thanks
Ed.

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Second Picture, by Robert in W. Mi.

10-16-2002 14:59:33

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Re: Lister Engine in reply to Robert in W. Mi, 10-16-2002 14:51:42

Here's a second view, showing both engines. Robert

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Mark Rozelaar

12-30-2002 12:22:56

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Re: Re: Lister Engine in reply to Second Picture, by Robert in W. Mi., 10-16-2002 14:59:33

The green lister is from a lister Brunston generating set you can tell by the larger heavier spoked flywheel to keep the speed more constant for the generator

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