£1800? Is it that expensive now? Pass rates wouldn't be great for the intensive course either. 5 years since I did the exams but was around £350 for a night class at a further education college.
£350 for CPC to hold an O license?
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£1800? Is it that expensive now? Pass rates wouldn't be great for the intensive course either. 5 years since I did the exams but was around £350 for a night class at a further education college.
Yes. Just checked website and it's up to £390 for this year£350 for CPC to hold an O license?
£1800? Is it that expensive now? Pass rates wouldn't be great for the intensive course either. 5 years since I did the exams but was around £350 for a night class at a further education college.
Would be easier and cheaper towing the Big A on a low loader behind the loader tractor than going down the HGV route. 170hp 50k loader tractor would tow 15t of Big A and trailer no problem.
But wouldn’t be legal?
Wide load iircHow wouldn’t it be legal?
Wide load iirc
I’m sure Pete has said why previously in this thread. Think you’d have to get the width down to below 3m and stick to 40k.How wouldn’t it be legal? Because conventional tractors aren’t legally allowed to go 50k?
you think he could pipe the lime out in to the fields ?79 pages
Wouldn't it just be easier for Pete to retrain as a plumber
Could you not just start towing your telehandler behind the xerion?
What's the worst that could happen? How big a fine would you get?
Is that main problem @Cab-over Pete ?I think the problem is that the Xerion isn’t as good at spreading as Pete hoped. The Big A is the ideal machine but you can’t tow a loader with it legally.
79 pages
Wouldn't it just be easier for Pete to retrain as a plumber
Could you not just start towing your telehandler behind the xerion?
What's the worst that could happen? How big a fine would you get?
I know what you mean but up here no loader at the lime heap and you wouldn't be getting your lime spread.... Just saying how it is in this part of the world. Obvs different where you are
It's the same here in NE Scotland.
Strange that, all the lads round here all have their own loaders they tow with them.
Remember as a kid the guy that used to come here with 3 Big A’s and towed a Ford 555 loader behind one of them. Had a jaw hitch on the bucket and pulled behind with the engine running.
Another local guy with a trailer spreader has a hydraulic frame on the back of the loader that pushes a pair of super singles down to lift the rear wheels off the road.
Also seen a 360 with a set of super singles to pull behind Big A.
I assume it’s down to interpretation of the law but if braking was an issue then it would be very easy to connect up brakes to a super single dolly.
This is the thing most dont know the requirements ir do and ignore. I dint but now Pete has repeated them several times I have an ideaI don’t know if it’s legal to tow with a 3 wheeler.