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Towing insurance?
BellevilleMXZ
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Any of you guys bother with that? I see C-Tow offers a plan for 100$ seems like might not be a bad idea? I can imagine if you had to call for a tow might be 500$ if had to go too far.
2005 Rinker 270 FV Volvo Penta 5.7Gi
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Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
Boat Name: King Kong
"Boat + Water = Fun"
PC BYC, Holland, MI
Example: I once called a tow boat to jump-start dead batteries. No biggie, right? Well, when he arrived, my outdrives were trimmed down far enough to be touching the muddy river bottom. That meant my boat was technically "aground" which made the price jump from $500 to $1100.
And that's without even towing the boat.
It's worth it if it gives you a laugh Steve!
BTW I thought you had to "abandon ship" for a tow operator or anyone to claim "salvage rights".
drank all day
got dark
ran in circles
ran out of gas
got towed In
lol
I don't bother with to win insurance that is offered thru the boat policies.
in most cases you have to pay out of pocket and then they cut you a check at a later date when all paperwork is done.
i use tow boat us and that's the easiest and for 75 cheaper then tow service offered thru my ins company.
i had progressive before and tow boat us was out of pocket but salvage place down the river worked with them direct. So you might get lucky if a tow service supports direct payments from your ins co.
in most cases it's out of pocket and ins co changers more a year for it.
lots of boat on the us side. We have the small side of the lake. Canada owns the largest portion lol.
on some days or if ventured out into Huron or Erie you won't see boats for hours.