Reply With QuoteDid you have insurance that covered the damage or a % of it? I'll be getting insurance for my new boat after hearing your tragedy.
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This could have caused you to wreck easily. Hate it for the boat but glad youre still here to write about it.
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Did you have insurance that covered the damage or a % of it? I'll be getting insurance for my new boat after hearing your tragedy.
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Yikes! Sorry for your bad luck. Adding insult to injury, just when the fish were biting just isn’t fair.
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No boat insurance but auto insurance will cover it while being towed.Originally Posted by Spoonminnow
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Man sorry to hear that. I have always feared this happening. I bought a safety chain for mine along with the ratchet strap. Glad that you or noone was hurt.
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Hate to hear this. That safety chain is law in Louisiana, but then again we have laws to cover everything that we can be fined for.......
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I once turned upside down in a shopping center. Hit the curb with the trailer tire.
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Fortunately no one behind you. Easily could have killed someone.
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Glad you were not hurt the boat can be replaced. I know your pain only to well. Several years ago was coming home from shrimping and as I turned left a drunk used the right rear corner of my boat for target practice at about 60 mph. It is tough to have your boat pass you upside down. Everything was a total loss
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Sorry to hear about your boat. Like many others have said, glad no one was hurt. It's a great idea to have a safety chain from the trailer to the boat. I use mine just going a hundred yards from the house to the boat ramp.
