Written by David W. Edgington. Covers in great detail the venerable Lister diesel produced between 1929 and the 1980s.
David Edgington’s latest book is the result of a 25 year study of the Lister D type. Researching this book involved the checking of 160,000 engine details in Lister’s old factory records, working with ex-employees, trawling through specification sheets and contacting enthusiasts worldwide.
54 pages, colour and black & white.
David Edgington's latest book covers the history and development of Lister's popular range of agricultural petrol and kerosene engines built between 1923 and 1963. The book is the result of 25 years of research and is an indepth study, rather than a 'story', taking the reader through each build specification, with engine datings and changes. 48 pages, well illustrated, mostly colour.
The new A4 version of David Edgingtons reprinted CS manual. A comprehensive CS diesel engine instruction book, 56 pages covering the 3.5/1, 6/1, 8/1, 12/2 and 16/2 etc. These engines were used with Start-O-Matic lighting plants.
A reprint of the instruction book and spare parts list for the Lister D and DK type petrol & vapourising oil engines.
A reprint of the instruction book for the early Lister D type engine 1925-35 with a shaft driven magneto.
A quality reprint of the Lister overhaul manual for the D type petrol engine.
Comprehensive A&B type engine instruction book, 22 pages covering all models.
A quality reprint of the original instruction book that would have accompanied the L type Lister engine. Also suitable for the M type but does not include vapouriser details.
A comprehensive booklet covering the history, development and types. The newcomer to the world of old stationary engines is often mystified by an odd looking Lister D type, with strange external features and a fast running speed—it doesn’t even sound like a D type! This is how most enthusiasts are introduced the mysterious F type. 12 pages,
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