Outboard insurance
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Ray hunt
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anth2013
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Re: Outboard insurance
No does not cover any motor damages,they only cover theft,loss or fire damage,this is wear and tear issues that you hav your motor blown. :doh1:Ray hunt wrote:Would insurance cover a blown motor due to overheating from blockage?
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cobby
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Re: Outboard insurance
This. Any mechanical problems come under warranty, and if that's run out then it's tough titties. Probably not what you wanted to hearanth2013 wrote:No does not cover any motor damages,they only cover theft,loss or fire damage,this is wear and tear issues that you hav your motor blown. :doh1:Ray hunt wrote:Would insurance cover a blown motor due to overheating from blockage?
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Ray hunt
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anth2013
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Re: Outboard insurance
If you are stil in warranty yes can cover it but if expired then bad luck ..After expired and you hav suck something insurance wont cover it,this cause damage by you.Ray hunt wrote:Even if you suck up something?
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paulig
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Re: Outboard insurance
Read your PDS from your insurance company, if u can prove it they will fix it
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cobby
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Re: Outboard insurance
In 99% of insurance policies I've seen, it doesn't matter if it was a foreign object or not. Destroying the motor by hitting something is a different matter in most casesRay hunt wrote:Even if you suck up something?