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Lansing Bagnall FOPR 6 / 3.5, Parts and Information

I have a FOPR 6 / 3.5 machine I recently picked up with a fleet contract. But have no Idea where one would get parts or information on the machine.
I am located in Victoria BC, Canada and looking for Tie rod ends, and who the engine was build by.
Who is or is there a Dealer in western Canada?
Thank you in advance..
  • Posted 16 Feb 2010 05:45
  • Discussion started by Wajaxed
  • British Columbia, Canada
If it wasn't for human error and negligence, I would have nothing to do most days.
Stay safe

Ed
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I would like to know what engine is in the Lansing Bagnall /petrol
I need a set of points etc
I think it may be a ford ??
  • Posted 6 Jun 2019 13:36
  • Reply by rubbish
  • New Zealand
Thanx Baz for your information, I will pass it onto my partsman to see what he can doe with it from here.

thanx
Ed
  • Posted 15 Mar 2010 16:33
  • Reply by Wajaxed
  • British Columbia, Canada
Oh yes, FOPR etc. P for Petrol, FOPGR = Petrol / Gas (LPG, Propane etc) and FODR = You guessed, Diesel. We had a complete, brand new, still on the pallet Perkins 4-236 engine for sale on our 'local' TradeMe Auction site a couple of months back. dont know what happened with it.
Cheers. Baz C................................................................................Lansing since 1974
  • Posted 14 Mar 2010 20:37
  • Reply by baz_c
  • Auckland, New Zealand
Danny is correct I think. Perkins 4-236 on all FOPR 3.5 an 4.00 trucks in N Zed.

Balljoint Part number is 1018154-001 R/H thread and 1018155-001 L/H thread.

I get mine from TVH now that Handling Logistics are no more.
Cheers. Baz C,........................................................................................... Lansing since 1974
  • Posted 14 Mar 2010 20:30
  • Reply by baz_c
  • Auckland, New Zealand
Lansing work a PLEASURE, since 1974. Email Baz:............chevron at pin.co.nz
I should think it is a Perkins 4236 or 4258.2 gas but not positive. You may get parts from a Linde dealer if you are lucky, that truck would be getting on now.
  • Posted 17 Feb 2010 23:12
  • Reply by danny_k
  • Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom
Yes, according to all my paperwork, it is a FOPR 6, gasoline engine converted to propane.
But I do not know who built the engine.
The customer would like to rebuild the engine at some time, but I need to find a source for the parts.
Also the tie rod ends are worn out and need to be replaced.
Thanx in advance.
  • Posted 17 Feb 2010 13:13
  • Reply by Wajaxed
  • British Columbia, Canada
If it wasn't for human error and negligence, I would have nothing to do most days.
Stay safe

Ed
As Wajaxed mentions an engine is suspect the letters are correct, with the P standing for petrol, which i would guess would be the equivilent of an FOGR in the UK.
  • Posted 17 Feb 2010 07:39
  • Reply by AndyPandy
  • Staffordshire, WM, United Kingdom
Hi do you mean FOER 6
  • Posted 17 Feb 2010 05:39
  • Reply by powerlifter
  • united kingdom, United Kingdom
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