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Re: Compact Tractor
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2017 11:32 pm
by Tillywolves
"They" seem to be the HSE. Looks like I'll get a contractor in to give it a spray, much easier than paying for all the training, getting a permit, and buying a knapsack sprayer.
Re: Compact Tractor
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2017 11:48 pm
by RichardJW~
Tillywolves wrote:"They" seem to be the HSE. Looks like I'll get a contractor in to give it a spray, much easier than paying for all the training, getting a permit, and buying a knapsack sprayer.
Its around about 150 notes for the PA1 Foundation Course and 250 quid for the PA6 test for knapsack sprayers.
Re: Compact Tractor
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2017 12:34 am
by essexpete
What about semi crush with tyres or roll, knapsack with a glyphosate and a drop of cherry?
Not a large area.
Re: Compact Tractor
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2017 12:36 am
by essexpete
RichardJW~ wrote:Tillywolves wrote:"They" seem to be the HSE. Looks like I'll get a contractor in to give it a spray, much easier than paying for all the training, getting a permit, and buying a knapsack sprayer.
Its around about 150 notes for the PA1 Foundation Course and 250 quid for the PA6 test for knapsack sprayers.
More ££ for the boys.
Good job you can see the hose over the shoulder BTW or we would have assumed some kind of Devonian competition.
Re: Compact Tractor
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2017 9:07 pm
by RichardJW~
essexpete wrote:RichardJW~ wrote:Tillywolves wrote:"They" seem to be the HSE. Looks like I'll get a contractor in to give it a spray, much easier than paying for all the training, getting a permit, and buying a knapsack sprayer.
Its around about 150 notes for the PA1 Foundation Course and 250 quid for the PA6 test for knapsack sprayers.
More ££ for the boys.
Good job you can see the hose over the shoulder BTW or we would have assumed some kind of Devonian competition.
Indeed
been on the cider at dinner-time.