[SEL] Lister Genset help

[Rupert Wenig]

Hello Arnie,
	Thanks for the link. Peter has a wealth of info on his site. I 
downloaded the images under "Lister A series Petrol Engines" and will 
take to the museum. They were hoping to find a detail picture showing 
the oil dip on the end of the crank. The dipper is missing so one has to 
be manufactured.

Rupert

Arnie Fero wrote:
> Hi Rupert,
> 
> You can spend some time prowling around through the Lister info here...
> http://www.oldengine.org/members/diesel/Technical/Techdata.htm
> 
> Peter Forbes can no doubt point you to the exact pages you need.
> 
> He can probably also pull an unused rod bearing shell off his spares
> shelves.  Good luck!!
> 
> See ya,  Arnie
> 
> On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Rupert Wenig wrote:
> 
>> 	The local museum has a lister Genset that has spun the connecting rod
>> bearing. Fortunately, the problem was caught right away so the crank is
>> still ok. I am listing the information I can get from name plates on the
>> unit below. We would like to find a manual for it plus we would like to
>> know if a connecting rod bearing shell is still available and where
>> from. I think the cause of the problem is the oil dip tube is missing
>> but I'm not sure. A picture or a sketch of the dip tube would be a big
>> help too.
>>
>> 	The specs are as follows:
>>  From the engine name plate:
>> 	No. 66597
>> 	Spec no. A661
>> 	HP 3
>> 	Rpm 725
>>  From the control panel plate:
>> 	Type RHIA
>> 	No. 139
>>  From the plate on the side of the generator:
>> 	Dynamo no. 70L236
>> 	Voltage 43/32
>> 	Amperage 40
> 
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Rupert Wenig
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