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Sea Sea Rider
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I have boat insurance through State Farm. I am having to replace my lower unit. Is that covered under Boat Insurance?
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Did you hit something or just wear and tear
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I honestly do not know. My boat did lerch forward somewhat, but there is not a visible dent or hole in the unit.
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My insurance covers me if I hit something but not wear and tear
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SOOOO, I rekon ya best take a piece of steel and wack that sucker :o :-D :smt004 :beer: :beer:
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You can expect State Farm to make it good...and then explain that they will no longer provide coverage.

Care to guess why I have Progressive boat insurance???
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Sir reel wrote:You can expect State Farm to make it good...and then explain that they will no longer provide coverage.

Care to guess why I have Progressive boat insurance???
I'll second that. Been through 3 lower units (don't mean to brag) and a complete rewiring job (minor water damage), Progressive still carries me. Not sure why, but they do. :-D
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While i haven't had to use I only know of a few people that've had problems w/ State Farm. But i guess you can't please everyone.
They've always treated me right on my car and home owner's insurance.
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all above is correct. Progressive fixed mine from rock damage. I paid for the lower unit on the old boat that just wore out.
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OH..Car and Home owners ...that's a different story. I've had 3 homes and probably a dozen cars and life insurance with State Farm over 45 years. My parents before me always had State Farm and no complaints. But after two clains in 18 months...they sent a letter indicating they were no longer willing to insure my boat. Those were the only two claims I've ever had with either State Farm or Progressive. Local agent tried to apeal on my behalf with no repeal. Wrote letter to underwriter in Lakeland...never even got a reply.
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Sir reel wrote:OH..Car and Home owners ...that's a different story. I've had 3 homes and probably a dozen cars and life insurance with State Farm over 45 years. My parents before me always had State Farm and no complaints. But after two clains in 18 months...they sent a letter indicating they were no longer willing to insure my boat. Those were the only two claims I've ever had with either State Farm or Progressive. Local agent tried to apeal on my behalf with no repeal. Wrote letter to underwriter in Lakeland...never even got a reply.
Insurance company doesn't make any money off folks who have claims...... :D
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Sir reel wrote:OH..Car and Home owners ...that's a different story. I've had 3 homes and probably a dozen cars and life insurance with State Farm over 45 years. My parents before me always had State Farm and no complaints. But after two clains in 18 months...they sent a letter indicating they were no longer willing to insure my boat. Those were the only two claims I've ever had with either State Farm or Progressive. Local agent tried to apeal on my behalf with no repeal. Wrote letter to underwriter in Lakeland...never even got a reply.
State Farm's "will no longer insure" list is quite lengthy.....but distinguished! :-D
I've been on it since 1982 I think it was when I tried to get them to remove a large oak leaning over my house. Long story short, they refused
and two months later a little storm laid that sucker right onto the house doing thousands of dollars in damages which they had to pay but then
refused to continue to cover me. :smt011

I've had reasonable success with SAFECO. Cars, boats, camper, etc.

Sea Sea Rider can blame one of those Anky "ghost rocks." You hit them and then can't find them again!
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