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Old 08-15-2006, 07:47 AM   #1
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Equipment Ins.--Kentucky

Any one have a good Insurance Co. to insure my Bobcat with? fire & theft. thanks

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Old 08-15-2006, 08:59 PM   #2
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That's pretty generic insurance that you're asking about. Probably the same guy you get your auto or homeowner's from. Shouldn't cost but maybe 100 bucks a year, if I had to guess.
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Shouldn't cost but maybe 100 bucks a year, if I had to guess.
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Ky Farm Bureau covers all my things and are quick to pay out if anything goes walkabout.
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I'd rather think I'm pretty close to what fire and theft would be on the typical skid steer. You're thinking not?
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Re: Equipment Ins.--Kentucky

I've have State Farm Ins. they will not touch my Bobcat. Have received a price from one Company for $700. I may be changing everything over to KY Farm Bureau. Any suggestions on general liabilty insurance?? No employees--Bobcat & Backhoe work. dennis
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