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Lister Marine Engines That Powered Through the Waters || Auxiliary Engines
At the start of our journey, L&S manufactured parts for Petter engines. We also had ties to Lister Engines, which was a separate company at that time. Lister Engines are recognised globally; the company began in 1889, producing cream separators, sheep shearing machinery, milk churns, and barrels for butter. This is quite different from the powerful diesel engines they would later produce.
Lister was renowned for its marine engines. Their diesel auxiliary engines were a popular choice, and after merging with Petter, they have remained a preferred option to this day. Below, you can see two original Lister documents we discovered in our archives this week. They detail the engines used back in 1973.
Next week, we will share a story about what L&S used to manufacture and the people who supported us along the way. If you have any questions or want to learn more about any aspect of our business, please send us a message.
