got my licence :D

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by Speedy 172, May 14, 2008.

  1. Speedy 172

    Speedy 172 Active Member

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    my counter balance fork lift truck one anyways :w00t:
    passed my course on friday and got my licence this morning
    good times lol
     
  2. WOLFFY

    WOLFFY New Member

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    Congrats :beer:
     
  3. Dann

    Dann New Member

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    well done!


    passed mine with my company end of last year. Quite good fun! :cool:
     
  4. kyle1b1

    kyle1b1 New Member

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    well done :punk:

    but you actually even fail :rofl:
     
  5. Speedy 172

    Speedy 172 Active Member

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    you actually can 3 lads did with me :punk: :punk:
     
  6. Dann

    Dann New Member

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    yeah you can fail, guy i know failed for driving with the mast still in the air.
     
  7. kyle1b1

    kyle1b1 New Member

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    when a few lads at my place did it the tutor guy didnt seem to give a fuck really :rofl:
     
  8. J-Nitro

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    i can see why you can fail people DIE from fork truck misuse LOL

    a classic is :

    boys - who can hold onto the forks the longest all the way up in the air?!, always ends in tears LOOOL

    or the picure on the random pictures section with the "problem solving use of fork trucks"

    i love the way the wheels spin 360 degrees,

    they really are a case of :

    "ya just never know where ya might go!"

    but congrats anyway mate on passing just try to use it with good manner, :beer:

    my grandads businesses old truck has seen its side on the floor more times than use - it will fucking hurt if you get a limb caught under one of those things
     
  9. J-Nitro

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    LOOOL missed that post, classic :)

    how much is it for the test then?
     
  10. Dann

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    I would advise anybody doing it within a company but make sure that once your license has done, you can use the license else where and it's not a company fork license where you can use it at only that company like mine.

    If i left my job and went to another place i'd need to take a refresher so to speak.

    I believe it is around 400-500 pounds for the test? I may be wrong as i didn't pay it the company paid it.
     
  11. dave-db

    dave-db New Member

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    depends on if you know gears ect ect... can cost anything from 200-600 including your theory

    but because some of us know people at the training centre i get a discount :w00t: :pimp: :bird:
     
  12. Jamie

    Jamie Active Member

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    you do know theyre talking about forklift licence not a2 licence yeah?

    mong. :rofl:
     
  13. Mehmet

    Mehmet Active Member

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    hahaha lloooll fu***** tit
     
  14. wobbly_trials

    wobbly_trials Active Member

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    and dont do what i did and try to lift a pallet of granit with fork extentions on, they tip forwards quite well.
     
  15. Nrg-Sam

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    ive been wondering this for a while now, is a forklift truck license part of the dvla? as your only allowed to drive them on private land yeah???

    do you need to do a theory test with them, id imagine so but one focused around health and safety?

    congrats for passing though, if its anything like a car test your eyes need to be 15 places at once lol

    sam :cool:
     
  16. Dann

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    I didn't have anything to do with dvla when i done mine. Theory was pretty much a piece of piss, i know everybody that passes says that but it was pretty much basic straight to the point.

    It is mainly around health and safety, and weight differences and pivvet(sp) points and just general awareness. Same as any other car/bike test i guess.

    Driving through a route made out of pallets, at the other end of route, a stack of blocks/bulk bags or something you have to pick up and reverse through the route again then he makes you do a few other bits.

    Only gay thing i dislike about the test, the forks move up/down tilt forward and backwars and shift side to side, in my test we wasn't allowed to shift side to side so you had to be accurate as possible.

    Mine was a three day course, first day being the awareness videos and health and safety shit.
     
  17. Speedy 172

    Speedy 172 Active Member

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    fork lifts can be used on public roads aswell aslong as your in an industrial estate and not bombin up and down the street :w00t:
    got my forklift today :p
    08 plate nissan one :punk: :punk: :punk: :punk:
    my license can be used anywhere but its perminant for my company
     

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