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What’s the lister model?

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Post by martynhart Sat Feb 06 2021, 23:02

Hi guys, would appreciate some of your knowledge about a Lister genset please. I am living remotely with no electric and the Lister has been an economical source of power day and night. I need to replace the head gasket but don’t know the model number. Looking like an LV/LT1 and a 6hp 1500rpm, the circular gasket has 4.5”OD, and 3.75”ID. I see gaskets for sale on Ebay, but sizes are not given. Can any of you recognise what I have here. It does have a plate with a serial no. but no model no.What’s the lister model? 702f8010
What’s the lister model? D5aa2d10
What’s the lister model? A3959110
I have no idea what I have done with these pics. Just hoping they arrive with this post. They are dark because the Lister is in a dark shed and my iPad has no flash. Kind regards, Martyn

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Post by Woodsman Sun Feb 07 2021, 09:15

Hi Martyn  and a warm welcome to the forum.

I took the liberty of moving you post to a more appropriate section. Good luck.

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Post by Andrew1971 Sun Feb 07 2021, 14:22

Hi Martyn
welcome sign to the forum.
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Post by Garak Sun Feb 07 2021, 16:24

Welcome sir from another Martyn welcome sign
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Post by AndyC Tue Feb 09 2021, 12:58

Looks more like a T series with that cast ally fanshroud, the TS has a 3.75" bore I think.
Photo of the ID plate?

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Post by tony RA Thu Apr 01 2021, 21:38

Welcome to the Forum Martyn

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