Mini loaders- Kangs, Boxer, Sherpa and roll bars?

I was pondering over mini loaders and one question came to mind.

Why don't they require a roll bar to protect the operator to comply with the HSE???

I was pondering over mini loaders and one question came to mind.

Why don't they require a roll bar to protect the operator comply with the HSE???

HI MATE were they at the APF show mate thanks any pics thanks jon

You stand on a back plate on the boxers. What would you need one.

I can't see the need for one as you stand on the back rather than sit on a seat. It was just a question that got raised today, I was hoping some one might have a link or the correct answer according to the HSE?

Why would you care What hse says, if it tips you'd struggle to stay on, by instinct you'd step off. You'd need a Brian Harvey style incident to need a rollbar.

You stand on a back plate on the boxers. What would you need one.

HI MAN is that the same as IAN FLATTERS have mate they had them at the APF thanks jon

Why would you care What hse says, if it tips you'd struggle to stay on, by instinct you'd step off. You'd need a Brian Harvey style incident to need a rollbar.

HI MAN that brain harvey chap east 17 chap yes got pulled in his R32:lol: years ago down he was thinking he was getting but he did not :lol:thanks jon

John, you are completely hatstand!

Why would you care What hse says, if it tips you'd struggle to stay on, by instinct you'd step off. You'd need a Brian Harvey style incident to need a rollbar.

Thanks mate.

Wife wants to know what the fuss was when I snorted my Stella onto the new worktop.

Priceless!

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Simple rule - if it has a seat, it has to have a Roll bar and belt. If you stand on it - nowt is needed.