New Additions
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New Additions
Brought home a couple of new additions today, A 1950 Lister D along with a Lister Pump, the engine which is petrol/paraffin spent all its life on a farm in South Wales driving milking equipment until electricity arrived. The pump comes from the house next door to the farm & was used for their domestic water.
The owner of the pump bought the engine from the farmer with the intention of putting them on a trolley & showing them. He then restored both engine & pump built a steerable trolley which he then mounted onto the wheels of his chicken shed, at this point he lost interest & put it all in his barn
I don’t want to put the pump onto the same trolley as I would like to be able to use it with the another engine now and again, I also have a problem with the size of the trolley it’s 52 inches long & 31 inches wide which is too wide to fit through my back gate & my shed door, I’m considering reducing the length by 18 inches & narrowing it to 28 inches.
The good news is I cleaned the plug tightened a few nuts on the fuel line & she ran well at first attempt.
Hope you like the pics.
Cheers Tony.
The owner of the pump bought the engine from the farmer with the intention of putting them on a trolley & showing them. He then restored both engine & pump built a steerable trolley which he then mounted onto the wheels of his chicken shed, at this point he lost interest & put it all in his barn
I don’t want to put the pump onto the same trolley as I would like to be able to use it with the another engine now and again, I also have a problem with the size of the trolley it’s 52 inches long & 31 inches wide which is too wide to fit through my back gate & my shed door, I’m considering reducing the length by 18 inches & narrowing it to 28 inches.
The good news is I cleaned the plug tightened a few nuts on the fuel line & she ran well at first attempt.
Hope you like the pics.
Cheers Tony.
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Tony C- Expert
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Re: New Additions
hi tony..
thanks for sharing the pics of your new acquisition
looks like a little cracker..
keep us posted on the progress of the engine...
regards..mike..
thanks for sharing the pics of your new acquisition
looks like a little cracker..
keep us posted on the progress of the engine...
regards..mike..
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Re: New Additions
Well done very nice, yes trolley is a bit excessive if your not going to have the pump on there,
Ian
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Re: New Additions
looks a good one to me too mate
nice little d for you there
your trolley plans sound good also
keep it up mate
wait for the pics of your finished trolley project
kev
nice little d for you there
your trolley plans sound good also
keep it up mate
wait for the pics of your finished trolley project
kev
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Re: New Additions
Looks good to me thanks for posting photos
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Re: New Additions
Great find, yes the trolley could do with shortening that should keep you busy.
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