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1 minute ago, richy_B said:

Don't get me started! I'm like a kid with an argos catalogue in November - I need very little encouragement to buy more kit! 

Go all the way then and fit a hiab but think about the overall wait you can carry.

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2 minutes ago, peatff said:

 

What do you mean by that ? I know a few scaffolders and one of them can even write his own name.

Smarter than most tree surgeons then.

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27 minutes ago, topchippyles said:

Go all the way then and fit a hiab but think about the overall wait you can carry.

Here you go and 7.5 ton all in,Pay for its self in 12 months.Proper toy to play with.

Are you a man or a mouse or shall i get the (cheese)

 

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Posted
14 hours ago, richy_B said:

 

 

To get a C1E is costing about £800 including theory and medical (provided you have experience with larger vehicles and trailers).

Not sure how they are doing that.

 

The fixed costs for getting as far as C1E run to over £450.

Thats without paying the instructor.

With the 3 hours needed for the two driving tests there is not much left for actual training time.

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Posted
47 minutes ago, topchippyles said:

Here you go and 7.5 ton all in,Pay for its self in 12 months.Proper toy to play with.

Are you a man or a mouse or shall i get the (cheese)

 

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mercedes_benz__1828_hook_u0026_crane_hia

 

Is that a 7.5t? I'd have assume 18t from the bulk of it. 

Posted
16 minutes ago, Justme said:

Not sure how they are doing that.

 

The fixed costs for getting as far as C1E run to over £450.

Thats without paying the instructor.

With the 3 hours needed for the two driving tests there is not much left for actual training time.

Yes, you'd have to be competent already I'd expect. They are just physically providing you with what you need for the test etc. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, richy_B said:

Yes, you'd have to be competent already I'd expect. They are just physically providing you with what you need for the test etc. 

 

 

If someone with little or no experience wanted to get to C1E with work use ie CPC

 

The courses would stack up like this

 

C1

Medical from £50

Theory & hazard course & one attempt at each test £60

CPC module 2 course & one attempt at the test £45

CPC module 4 course & one attempt at the test £140

Practical driving course & one attempt at the test £610 

Total £855

 

To add C1E

Practical course & one attempt at the test £380-610 depending on how the first course with us went & how long since the C1 course.

 

Our courses have on average a 93% first time pass rate.

 

We can secure major funding for these courses for all Welsh registered forestry businesses. 

 

 

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