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    Lister ST3 rebuild

    RLWP replied to RussellBa's topic in Lister

    We have them in stock, give Sue a rig and she'll sort you out 01926 356200 - Marine Engine Services Richard
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    Lister ST3 rebuild

    RLWP replied to RussellBa's topic in Lister

    Talk to Jason Gallop at Bollington Wharf: 01625 575811 He's pretty good with Listers Richard
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    On of my treasured memories of that Challenge! Richard
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    Your best bet is see how warm the pipe from the exhaust manifold gets - it is the one that sticks up on the left hand side of your picture. That one is getting direct heat from the exhaust I think I can see a thermostat housing on the far end of the engine, otherwise it would be useful to have some more pictures. There are a variety of ways the cooling system on these engines can be set up Richard
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    It actually lost one in that last advert, and is now back to the correct number Richard
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    It has moved from Pillings lock then. Unless something has changed since I last saw her, "She has got a newly refurbished lister 3 cylinder engine which is in pristine condition" isn't exactly correct Richard
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    On the 'Where are we on the BCN??', I wouldn't worry too much about it, it endlessly confuses everyone. The Gower branch starts at Albion Junction near Dunkirk stop and includes the Brades locks - that's a lot of names for not many places. The Atherstone flight is bloody miles long and is just the Atherstone flight Try sorting out the 'Old Turn' 'Gas Street' 'Sandy Turn' conundrum! The first BCN Challenge we competed on had all of these junctions scored separately before Roy and John sensibly simplified things Richard
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    Based on many excursions to retrieve spanners from similar bilges, it will be mostly water with some oil floating on the top.
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    No, you won't need to. The gaskets are already coated Richard
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    It is also planned based on the worst conditions the engine is going to experience. For engines that are in boats, the intervals will be based on what the industrial engine would have done And boat engines don't run flat out for 300 hours as generators, or thrash about on building sites, or swallow lots of dust and debris on farms Boat engines have a pretty cushy life Richard
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    no, but they might want to charge their batteries
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    Our distressed 2.2 has no flywheel, so that's no help...
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    You have just as much success if you took in your boat registration number
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    You often find them on industrials, rarely on marine ones Are you really having trouble finding the filters? Richard
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    I used to work with someone who as a young apprentice would service Rovers, probably in the early 1950's A full service included repairing minor paint damage Richard
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    If you have no filter, just put the old one back I wouldn't mess around in case you get dirty from one side of the filter to the other Richard
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    Only, a diesel shop will supply you with a bit of straight pipe of the right length with the right fittings on the end. And some of those BMC pipe routes are very complicated I'd buy a preformed injector pipe, last ones we got from Calcutt Richard
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    And an Ailsa Craig engine, sunken Richard
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    Yes, according to the description it has been shortened and I guess that's when it got that awkward looking stern Richard
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    I guess you can't have the paddles at the top open when the gates are open at the bottom. So, no flushing out Richard
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    Lister id

    RLWP replied to Basildefarmer's topic in Lister

    I'll take a risk because I forget when the date changed ends in the number - it was built in 1979. The ST3 you worked out, M for Marine, G = with a gearbox. You can find SR engines labelled MGR where R means with a reduction box Richard I'll sing it to you some time Richard
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    Lister id

    RLWP replied to Basildefarmer's topic in Lister

    What do you want to know? Hmm, Serial number says it's an ST3, Unit number says it is a marine unit with a gearbox Richard
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    I'm staring, I'm staring!
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