Scots_stalker
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Following on from yesterdays thread. Does anyone know where I could sit the test in Scotland at a REASONABLE COST. I've had prices from 450 to 700 for a 2 day course
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Could try this page ha a wee look through it. it's in Ayrshire 2 day course says £100/£400 or one day £110 would need to contact them regarding any available dates hope it helps, david Off Road 4x4 Driver Training Ayrshire Glasgow
Scots_stalker
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Thanks mate. Al give em a bell
goathunter1
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How did you get on with this? I might be in the same boat!
monty the stalker
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Gents,
try the Barony College, Dumfries did mine there and cost was ok for a 1 day course, supposed to have been 4 on course but 3 never showed so had day to my self.
try the Barony College, Dumfries did mine there and cost was ok for a 1 day course, supposed to have been 4 on course but 3 never showed so had day to my self.
Scots_stalker
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its a fuggin fortune / £450 per head
monty the stalker
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Gents
checked reciept Nov 11,1 day course with quad hire £235.00 for Lantra atv experaenced handlers course,so take it they put the price up since last Nov, if you can handel a quad then you will only need 1 day starts about 9.30am finish about 16.30pm.
if they are quoting £450 then I must of been lucky.
Monty
checked reciept Nov 11,1 day course with quad hire £235.00 for Lantra atv experaenced handlers course,so take it they put the price up since last Nov, if you can handel a quad then you will only need 1 day starts about 9.30am finish about 16.30pm.
if they are quoting £450 then I must of been lucky.
Monty
Scots_stalker
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you must be mate lol , barony are quoting £225 for the course and £225 for a NTCP assesor
Not only that but you need to resit every five years.
Scots_stalker
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500 is more than I pay for my shooting
Has anyone got a copy of a ATV certificate they could E mail me so I can see what one looks like.<BR>I cannot see why this course is so Expensive.<BR>I was a grasstrack sidecar passenger for 8 years and then a driver for 4 years what the hell is someone going to teach me about how to handle a quad,<BR>I could probably teach the instructor.
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Keith, now I know where you got that duff ankle!
goathunter1
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Well, I've been in touch with Elmwood College in Fife and they reckon they can do a two day course for around £180.00 (I think). They need three people though as a minimum. I've suggested they become trade members on this site as I think they could offer a lot to the people on here looking for training.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
ELRIG
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is that NTCP?
Are you still looking for the ATV course?
If so you might try this.
http://www.oatridge.ac.uk/short_courses/machinery_operation/atv_operation_updated
And at Linlithgow it's not too far away from you.
Atb
Ed
The LANTRA course is no good if you want to use your quad on forestry commission land it has to be NPTC. I checked. It also lasts forever.
I am doing my test in the morning at the local ( 20mls away ) agricultural college I am not doing the course just the test £120.00.
Its a long shot but you can only do your best.
I am doing my test in the morning at the local ( 20mls away ) agricultural college I am not doing the course just the test £120.00.
Its a long shot but you can only do your best.
norma 308
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was told at the wk end on an estate i stalk their H/S person wants to stop the use of quads for towing 
as the quads they use dont come new with a hitch just the bracket and they put the ball on on arrival on the est .seems on their scottish ests the keepers are towing far heavy loads up and down too steep gradients and having accidents ,reading between the lines i think they tore the balls off the quad brackets from miss use . in need of training ,dont mean they will take notice of it though 
as the quads they use dont come new with a hitch just the bracket and they put the ball on on arrival on the est .seems on their scottish ests the keepers are towing far heavy loads up and down too steep gradients and having accidents ,reading between the lines i think they tore the balls off the quad brackets from miss use . in need of training ,dont mean they will take notice of it though 
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