Lantra Combi Slope Tractor
~2.0 Day(s)
From
£450.00
Using a multi-slope tractor to tackle cutting on slopes with an incline of over 18% is an advanced skill. This Lantra Accredited course will guide you through the safe use of this specialised tractor.
Description
Our Combi Slope Tractor training course will suit you if you already drive tractors, but want to work on steeper slopes of over 18% (1:5.5) incline. It also has plenty of complex manoeuvring. Upon successful completion, you'll be awarded a Lantra accredited with both a Lantra Skills Card and Certificate of Competence.
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Lantra Combi Slope Tractor
Northamptonshire
20th March 2025
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£450.00
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Course Specific Notes
- Perform a risk assessment
- Mount and dismount safely
- Understand the purpose and meaning of the instrumentation
- Understand the function of all controls including steering modes, weight transfer and reverse
- Understand the hazards associated with using controls
- Understand the reasons for daily checks
- Perform daily checks of the lubrication, cooling system and air intake of the engine
- Ensure the Combi Slope Tractor is in a safe, road-worthy state
- Perform basic lubrication of the tractor
- Start and stop the engine in a safe manner
- Competently drive a Combi Slope Tractor in open, confined and diverse terrain
- Leave the Combi Slope Tractor in a safe state
- Safely attach and unhitch a mounted implement and manoeuvre in a forward and reverse direction
- Safely attach and unhitch a trailed implement and manoeuvre in a forward and reverse direction
- Leave unhitched implements in a safe state
- Correctly attach a power take-off (PTO) shaft and guards between Combi Slope Tractor and implement*
- Assess the minimum turning circle of the machine, the correct working angles of the PTO shaft*
- Carry out basic operations using a trailer
- Carry out basic operations using a Combi Slope Tractor-mounted loader, if fitted*
- Identify safe working conditions for the equipment being used
- Safely operate on slopes in accordance with the Manufacturer’s Operating Manual (MOM).