Posted 2015-07-29 9:36 AM (#164288 - in reply to #164282) Subject: RE: Insurance
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Posts: 47 Location: Grayson Co. Texas
Depends on the value and type of trailer. Unless that's a high dollar trailer that seems very high to me. We paid about $700 a year for a trailer valued at $60k.
Posted 2015-07-29 10:42 AM (#164289 - in reply to #164288) Subject: RE: Insurance
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Location: Moulton, AL
Originally written by grumpyoldman on 2015-07-29 9:36 AM
Depends on the value and type of trailer. Unless that's a high dollar trailer that seems very high to me. We paid about $700 a year for a trailer valued at $60k.
^^^^agreed. seems high to me, without knowing year make and model of your trailer
Posted 2015-07-30 1:03 PM (#164298 - in reply to #164282) Subject: RE: Insurance
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Posts: 690 Location: missouri
Insurance is such a huge issue. We finally got great insurance on our Kenworth puller and LQ horsetrailer that covers our needs, and leaves us a few bucks to go riding! I think it is thorugh Nationwide via Farm & City. It is sometimes difficult to get private use insurance on class 6-8 trucks and RV or Horsetrailers... You will still need Markel coverage for your horses.
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