Posted by admin | Posted in Boat Chandlers | Posted on 17-11-2007
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Only the owner of the boat rash does not have insurance, especially some third party cover in case of injury or damage material by accident or collision. The standard insurance form varies little from one company to another. YouÂ'll be Asked about the design, registration number if any, construction, engine type, platform, what equipment and accessories are on board, sails, mast, standing and running rigging, etc..
With motorboats youÂ'll be requested details of the engine if it is turbocharged, what fuel it uses, and very importantly, what type of fire extinguishers on board and when they were last serviced. The insurer will naturally to be sure their risk is as low as it could be.
When it comes accessories you'd better be very careful to list everything you have on board. List the serial number and insurance money on as many positions as a can be assured of such items as personal effects, fishing gear, cameras, binoculars and transistors are not insurable. Equipment and ancillary coverage applies essentially to the safety equipment required by law and other equipment for to use the safety boat. The type of items you can insure the life rafts, radios, radars, direction finders, pilot Automatic, sounders, compasses, and even the inflatable boat, propeller, auxiliary and if you have them. But if you intend to go 200 km (124 miles) off the coast youÂ'll must complete a blue water cruise or race extension. This normally adds about 20% to premium.
In the case of race it is simple. You say you're going, how long the race is, and when you expect to finish. If you're away for long cruises insurance company or broker will want to know more about the ship in terms of internal stability and external, if it has a drift or keel, what kind of self-direction, the latter, the type of construction, and especially the thickness of the superstructure deck and above cabin. There will be a number of articles covering the radio call signs, the color of different parts, the kind of radio frequencies and on board, what radio watch schedule proposed and details on the engines. These elements are necessary in case a search must be initiated.
The insurer will also want to know when the ship was at the investigation and a copy of this questionnaire attached to the questionnaire. Very important for extended cruising, you'll have the advice of your itinerary. If you have a youÂ'll donÂ't need to be defined by latitude and longitude of the area where you plan to navigate and advise the date of departure and date of completion of travel.
Insurers want an idea of the history of the ship and the ability and experience of the person in charge. This has an impact on the premium. Insurance is a competitive game, but it is better to deal with a company that specializes in marine insurance and so has experience. Proof of insurance assistance to satisfy customs that the ship is yours and you wonÂ't be a burden in their countries. Documentary proof of insurance is very good beginning proof of ownership.
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