weebarney
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I'm looking to take my trailer test and wondered if anyone could recommend an instructor in north east England? (Tyne and wear area) thanks 
Recommend me a good towing instructor please
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ROG
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I'm looking to take my trailer test and wondered if anyone could recommend an instructor in north east England? (Tyne and wear area) thanks
http://www.lgvtrainingcourses.co.uk/b-plus-e.php
Good rep for LGV so it usually means the same for B+E
ROMANY 1959
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Don't know where you are but I've booked some lessons with chevron driver training in Flintshire north Wales. I've just had tow bar on lorry to tow my living caravan for this seasons Polocrosse. I am enjoying it, even though I have the licence for towing I wanted to learn right.
ROG
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I assume your set up takes you above the B licence towing rules which means you need B+E?
ROMANY 1959
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Yes unfortunately I am quite ancient!!!! Got licence in 1977!
Been on phone to dvla just to be sure.
Been on phone to dvla just to be sure.
ROMANY 1959
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I've a 3.5 lorry and bought a 1050kg small caravan. Will be transporting two polox ponies been to weigh bridge with horses on board and am not overweight.
Horses are skinny ones!!! I do appreciate you being concerned thoug ROG. X
Horses are skinny ones!!! I do appreciate you being concerned thoug ROG. X
ROG
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That was meant as a question to the OP ..... I should have made that clear
Shysmum
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I'm in the North east, and there is a very busy trailer trainer who must live somewhere near Barnard Castle.
ROG
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weebarney
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Hi rog I've got a 510 plus Nissan terrano.
ROG
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Deffo needs B+E
weebarney
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Thanks rog I have seen that one about . I'll give them a go when I get my birthday money.