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Old 03 August 2011, 08:53   #1
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Hi guys

I have just bought a new Zodiac Fastroller Activ-v 360 and a 2004 Mercury 15hp 2 stroke outboard

I'm looking for insurance for this setup,

Any ideas who is good but cheap?

What price should I be looking at?

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Old 03 August 2011, 09:57   #2
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Old 03 August 2011, 10:24   #3
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Hi Fenlander

Thanks for the reply

Do I class it as a rib or small motor boat?

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Old 03 August 2011, 10:54   #4
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Mine have always been under the small motor boat class sfter I emailed them to ask advice and check it was the correct category. The most important thing I seem to remember is a max speed of 23kts (?)... if your setup can exceed that you need to be in the speedboat or rib category. I think with a 15hp you'll be fine to keep under that speed.

I haven't had any claims but just about now I'm doing my 5th policy with them so I'm happy with their service so far.
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Same here - ensure it is under a small craft - classing it as a RIB will make it the work of the devil and load the premium by a few hundred %.
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Thanks guys

Just need to name my boat now so I can set up the policy

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I've just done the Craftinsure renewal this morning for my new Zodiac. Premium up to £51 from the previous boat's £42 but considering the outfit value has risen by £2000 that's OK.

Their site is so easy to use. Old policy cancelled and new one set up in less than 5mins. All documents mailed immediately. I print off a spare copy of the cover certificate and encapsulate it for carrying in the boat.
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Sorry to bring up an older thread, but im just looking at getting insured with craftinsure after reading this. Im basically looking for a quick answer though.. Does their small motor boat insurance@£42 cover theft?
Iv had a look at the site and cant seem to see anything about what it actually covers, unless its staring me in the face & im just too tired to see it!
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Yes that £42 does include theft... somewhere (in a sample policy on their site?) it explains which items are covered, conditions and exclusions.

Edit: Just looked... it's on the home page under "summary of cover".
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Just what i needed to know, ill also have a look for the sample policy soon.
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