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Lister & Wolseley - Vintage Stationary Engines

A video of a couple of my old Stationary Engines. The Wolseley WD2 was built in 1946 and was subject to a mechanical restoration, it bears much original paintwork. It is a side valve, four stroke single cylinder petrol engine and has a capacity of 404cc. The engine produces 1.5hp at 700rpm. The Lister D type was built in 1947 and was given a full restoration some years ago by a previous owner. It has required a little work to get it running right and a trolley was made for it too. Again, it's a four stroke single cylinder petrol engine but with overhead valves. The engine has a capacity of 347cc and produces 2hp at 1000rpm. The Wolseley is driving a Stuart Turner A4 water pump which for many years was located in a church pipe organ blower plant room where it was a sump pump, in case of flooding. The piston cups failed and the pump was replaced with a modern high speed unit. I rebuilt the pump and fitted new piston cups. The generator is a 1937 Metropolitan Vickers 12V direct current machine, it can take a load of 30amps. This was originally part of a Watkins and Watson blower plant for a church pipe organ, it was belt driven from the blower motor and provided current for the electric action. Hope you enjoy the video, any questions then please ask!