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Big Jordy

Big Jordy

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Yea two
Jordy did you have to do 2 evenings for one module?

Yea two evenings for one module, in fairness was handy enough and if I remember it was only £40 can’t remember the company’s name can look it up but where a little confused at my Northern Ireland driving licence lol as they where an English company. Gota say though very prompt service and got my certificate emailed to me next day.
 
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Smiffy

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Brilliant ! How arduous could it be.If it becomes a ’real’ test annually I believe there will be a mass exodus of good time served drivers who all become Supermarket/ fast food delivery drivers!how the goods get to these end distribution points might become interesting.Countries f***ed ! Yep been dronk for over an hour now!☺️It isSaturday night.

I doubt their test will be that difficult. Otherwise no one will pass.
Most people sat a computer test to begin with anyway to get their cpc.
 
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Stroppymonkey

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Gave in to the urge and bought these. Seller was a gent and quided me in, then ran escort for me on the narrow lanes back out. 2500mm plus the ratchet straps sticking out so just legal. (I think🤔)
Had to pay attention on the A30 through roadworks.

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DaveDCB

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Little bit of site clearance on my next site, selling part(house and paddock in pic) of it off straight away to release some funds, so had to get it looking presentable . levelled up the lawn low spots and tidied some ditches etc. Ripped timber out of some old cow kennels, will go back in the spring and tidy the rest up and strip the concrete out . no after photos because everything was on fire 🤪

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
It feels like the beginning of an episode of Casualty…..
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many years ago they filmed an episode of casualty just outside Aber ... were told the field they'd set up their BIG man lift/cherry picker in was not suitable, without a hell of a lot more mats than they put down for the jacks ... sadly one man died when it took a lie down with about 100ft of arm up ... went to look at uprighting it with a crane but declined to get bogged .... went over 'cos the two R/H/S riggers simply sank into the alluvial flood mud from the river 30 ft away -- they were told :cry:
 
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