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Old 01-11-2006, 07:21 PM   #1
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If your boat has stress cracks it should never enter the water.. What my insurance company says

Why bother with insurance

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Old 01-11-2006, 07:34 PM   #2
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What people call stress cracks aren't really stress cracks, they're just gell crazing. There's nothing really wrong with the fibre glass underneath and thus nothing wrong with the integrity of the hull!!!
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Old 01-11-2006, 07:40 PM   #3
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You trying telling that to a insrance company!! i got a premuim refund
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Old 01-11-2006, 07:43 PM   #4
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Maybe you could get Gav to write em a letter!!! Sorry Gav
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Old 01-11-2006, 08:00 PM   #5
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which company is that dude cus i had no trouble with my unfortunate claim
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Old 01-11-2006, 10:02 PM   #7
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whats the circumstances ?

small print ? / claim ? ...... how do they know it has stress cracks ?
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"Old beardy" said to me when i was worrying about stress cracks on my bat boat, and this is an exact quote "if ya aint got stress cracks ya aint pushin it hard enough mate" !!!!!!
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"Old beardy" said to me when i was worrying about stress cracks on my bat boat, and this is an exact quote "if ya aint got stress cracks ya aint pushin it hard enough mate" !!!!!!
mine came from previous owner have bin trying to iron them out!!!!!
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and i nearly forgot ................
...............whats insurance?
when i asked for a quote they said no on two points
1 i was going over 50 kts
2 i knew scottyboy

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Old 01-11-2006, 11:13 PM   #11
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They said boat had hard life not fit for the water due to the hull being weak from stress,, I sent them pic before i even insured the thing.

How does racing insurance work? Is there a company that insures whilst your in a race?
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How does racing insurance work? Is there a company that insures whilst your in a race?
Not that i know of?
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and i nearly forgot ................
...............whats insurance?
when i asked for a quote they said no on two points
1 i was going over 50 kts
2 i knew scottyboy

I wondered why my insurance company wouldnt re-insure me this year...............charlie what you been tellin em!
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They said boat had hard life not fit for the water due to the hull being weak from stress,, I sent them pic before i even insured the thing.

How does racing insurance work? Is there a company that insures whilst your in a race?
Doesn't part of your entry fee/license give you race insurance?
just 3rd party or somethin though,
I found a marine insurance company a while back and put in details of boat etc, for a P21 with xr2, on trailer, with all personal items it came to £30 a month!! Seems cheap to me?
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Not that i know of?
ra carter insures ski racing
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Race license gives you 3rd party coverage only while racing.
Not while out testing, or even while sitting on your front drive.

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Doesn't part of your entry fee/license give you race insurance?
just 3rd party or somethin though,
I found a marine insurance company a while back and put in details of boat etc, for a P21 with xr2, on trailer, with all personal items it came to £30 a month!! Seems cheap to me?
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Who would insure a 23foot boat with 600hp on the back?
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RA Carter, Formula one ski boats are twin rigs and you have to insure with them to ski race
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Who would insure a 23foot boat with 600hp on the back?
A madman I would think.
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Who would insure a 23foot boat with 600hp on the back?
As 1up said R.A Carter insure the ski race boats, including the twins, 21 or 23 (Bernico) foot long 600hp on the back.
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