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Post by lister Sat Sep 19 2009, 20:12

my winter project 100_9979 this is my new project a 1929 lister d
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Post by lister Sat Sep 19 2009, 20:13

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my winter project Empty very nice early d

Post by Admin Sat Sep 19 2009, 20:18

nice project, if you need any parts put what your after in wanted section sure we can help, i noticed you also have the ricardo head, another forum member has one aswell Very Happy

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Post by JONESEY Sat Sep 19 2009, 20:20

That will keep you busy for the winter, is it seized ?
Do you have the Mag and fuel tank. Smile Smile Smile
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Post by lister Sat Sep 19 2009, 20:53

its not seized, the valves are stuck open, i have got the mag, but need a fuel tank.
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Post by JONESEY Sun Sep 20 2009, 21:53

Thats No problems tanks you should pick up easy.
I have seen them on E-Bay.
Valves stuck open the good thing you can get penitrating oil round them and you will free them off easy Smile
Sad The bad thing the valves and seats will problly need cutting in ,or a couple off days grinding.
Its all worth it in the end
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Post by Statman Sun Sep 20 2009, 22:12

That looks a good restoration for the winter!!

I got a Ruston PB to restore in the winter!!

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