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Post by Tony C Tue May 29 2012, 22:03

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.

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Post by mike d Tue May 29 2012, 23:29

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..

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Post by ian webb Tue May 29 2012, 23:42

Well done very nice, yes trolley is a bit excessive if your not going to have the pump on there,
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Post by kevjhnsn Wed May 30 2012, 04:57

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
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Post by JONESEY Wed May 30 2012, 08:00

Looks good to me thanks for posting photos
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Post by Guest Wed May 30 2012, 10:44

Great find, yes the trolley could do with shortening that should keep you busy.

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