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I'm paying about $1100/year to insure a 1997 36' Monk trawler (hull
value $195,000) for chartering in Lake Superior. The low rates probably come from a short season, fairly boring boating up here and a slow boat. Capt. Jeff |
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Interesting answers. I'm insured with USAA. My insurance is like that for my
cars: theft and liability. I'm considering switching to BoatUS for the oil spill protection. I already have their tow/trailer insurance. My only claim has been when my tow vehicle died near the launch ramp on a Sunday. They had a tow vehicle there with 30 minutes to tow my truck and trailered boat to a nearby parking lot. I had to wait until Monday to have the truck towed to the dealer for repair. I used my USAA insurance for that. Both tows were handled by insurance and required only that I sign for receiving the service. "Tamaroak" wrote in message ... I'm paying about $1100/year to insure a 1997 36' Monk trawler (hull value $195,000) for chartering in Lake Superior. The low rates probably come from a short season, fairly boring boating up here and a slow boat. Capt. Jeff |
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"Tamaroak" wrote in message ... I'm paying about $1100/year to insure a 1997 36' Monk trawler (hull value $195,000) for chartering in Lake Superior. The low rates probably come from a short season, fairly boring boating up here and a slow boat. Capt. Jeff That's pretty inexpensive considering you charter the boat. I briefly had charter coverage on one boat and was shocked at the increase in premiums, even at the minimum number of allowable charters. RCE |
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