Which Insurance

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Re: Which Insurance

Post by Andy B » 15 May 2017, 21:29

Yeah, I've just had to renew the insurance on the Hard Boat.
Luckily it has Tender insurance included ;-)
Wonder how that would have read when the tender was in Scotland and the boat was in Hampshire :D
Technically it was possible to still get to the boat by water :LMT

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Re: Which Insurance

Post by Paul B » 15 May 2017, 21:37

Andy B wrote:Yeah, I've just had to renew the insurance on the Hard Boat.
Luckily it has Tender insurance included ;-)
Wonder how that would have read when the tender was in Scotland and the boat was in Hampshire :D
Technically it was possible to still get to the boat by water :LMT
It would have taken a wee while, but you probably would have got further than that guy in the round Britain challenge :lol:

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Re: Which Insurance

Post by Paul » 15 May 2017, 22:34

Paul B wrote: probably would have got further than that guy in the round Britain challenge :lol:
You're being a bitch :o but yeah, I've covered more mileage during my holidays in 2 days :drive :rofl

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Re: Which Insurance

Post by Andy B » 15 May 2017, 22:41

Oh No!
You had to dig that body up... :roll:

I wonder if he's dried out yet? :lol:

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Re: Which Insurance

Post by John » 16 May 2017, 13:34

Newton Crum
https://www.newtoncrum.com/Insurance/Powercraft

If you are insuring a smaller outboard they are really cheap.
Up to 18' length maximum 11hp Outboard.
If you only wanted third party it's only £20.00 a year for £5000000 cover!

Not sure about larger outboards and boats.

http://www.newtoncrum.com/Insurance/Yacht
if over 11hp or 18'
OR if craft ever kept on a mooring, mud berth or similar.

Good luck :)

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Re: Which Insurance

Post by Martin » 23 May 2017, 13:07

Paul wrote:
Paul B wrote: probably would have got further than that guy in the round Britain challenge :lol:
You're being a bitch :o but yeah, I've covered more mileage during my holidays in 2 days :drive :rofl
I believe Diane Abbot worked out the nautical miles :yay
F-RibsAndSibs.Com.... :whistle
Because it's a big old WWworld out there :mrgreen:

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