My Collection of Lister D Engines

Knowing your engine serial number will enable you to decide on the exact parts you require when you need to service or repair your engine. Your serial number is located on your engine plate, often located on the left-hand side of the engine. Typically the first letters and numbers will identify the engine, for example, DJ51279, to find all the. Lister Diesel Engine Numbers Lister Engine Number Dating 1952 to the 1970’s (Not Including A & B Juniors) The following method is used to identify Lister Engines made from the 1 st of January 1952. From the 1 st of January each year all engine numbers start back a 1 (One) for all engine types.; Model/type of engine – e.g. Serial No.AB 52240. Length 29″ Flywheel dia 17″ Cylinder: 3 3/16″ x 4″ stroke (approx). This USA made hit and miss petrol engine is the smallest of the range at 1 HP and believed to be pre 1914. Lister Engine Dating Guide - Lister Engine Register Lister Petter Engine ID Serial Numbers and Dating The links below demonstrate the engine serial number patterns used by Lister and Lister-Petter from 1930 to 2000. It is important to remember however that in some cases, engine serial numbers were stamped incorrectly or failed to follow the.

See separate link from main menu for the Lister Pumpset and The Tuke and Bell Pump unit

I purchased 4 more Lister Ds (I must be a glutton for punishment) in mid 2002. The first two are very rusty, but running, one of which is a very early shaft drive mag example. The second two are a hopper cooled model, and a DK petrol paraffin model, these two are in restored about class 2 but I want to ensure the mechanical condition is OK and repaint both.

The 6th engine listed here, purchased in 2003 is on an original wheelbarrow trolley which I intend restoring and putting the shaft drive mag engine on.

The details are in the table below, click on the appropriate button to view details and pictures of each engine and its eventual restoration.

Latest addition to the Lister Family is a Sheep Shearing set on an original Lister Wheelbarrow Trolley. I had to dismantle the Sheep Shearing equipment to bring it home, this will probably be the next engine to be restored. Details and pics will follow.

2011, I have thinned the collection, see below.

I still intend to finish the spec 13 but I may exhibit the 28DH on its original trolley.

Serial number	Spec number	Date manufactured	HP	RPM	Remarks	Link to details and Pictures	Current situation
Unknown	26DH but has an early D309 head.	Unknown	1 ½	700	My first Lister D	I prepared this engine for Rallying in late 2000 and rallied it during 2001
102762	13D	June 1932	1 ½	700	Shaft drive Mag	Still undergoing restoration
194734	26DH	June 1945	1 ½	700	Petrol	Still in rusty condition
1/14997	28DH	Feb 1948	1 ½	Tank	Tank Cooled	Awaiting restoration
120	DK9	1959	2 Epson lx 300 driver for windows 10. If your printer stopped working after a recent Microsoft Windows Update, see our Epson Point of Sale and Impact Printers - Windows Update page for important information. Epson LX-300+ Downloads.	1100	Petrol/Paraffin Triple EQ (Blue Cat Audio). PTEqx (Ignite Amps). Match eq vst. Colour EQ (DDMF).	Awaiting restoration
24643	28DH	Late 1949	1 ½	700	Petrol, on original wheelbarrow trolley	Rusty but running I may exhibit this in 'as found' condition.
Sheep Shearing set	Awaiting restoration

R.A. Lister & Company Ltd
Type	Private
Industry	Manufacturing
Fate	Taken over / Merged
Successor	Hawker Siddeley, Lister Petter
Founded	1867
Defunct	1986
Headquarters	Dursley, Gloucestershire, England
Products	Engines
Parent	Hawker Siddeley (1965-1999)
Subsidiaries	Blackstone & Co

A sectioned Lister Engine

R A Lister & Company was founded in Dursley, Gloucestershire, England, in 1867 by Sir Robert Ashton Lister (1845–1929), to produce agricultural machinery.

History[edit]

1867-1906: Foundation and growth[edit]

The founder of R A Lister and Company was Robert Ashton Lister, who was born in 1845.^[1] He led the exhibit of the family's products to the Paris Exhibition of 1867,^[2] but on return fell out with his father,^{[citation needed]} and in the same year founded R.A.Lister and Company^[3] in the former Howard's Lower Mill, Water Street in Dursley to manufacture agricultural machinery.

In 1889 Robert acquired the UK rights to manufacture and sell Danish engineer Mikael Pedersen's new cream separator, which through a spinning centrifugal separator allowed the machine to run at a constant speed and hence create a regular consistency of cream.^[4] Marketed in the UK and British Empire as 'The Alexandra Cream Separator', its success resulted in Pedersen moving to Dursley.^[5] In 1899, he founded the Dursley Pedersen Cycle Company with Ashton Lister.^[6]<

Lister Petrol Engine Serial Numbers