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I finally got around to adding boat insurance on my new crappie jon that I purchased last month. $137 for the year. I know quite a few members have gotten their boats stolen and did not have insurance. $137 for a year seems reasonable to me. I have both my boats insured through Boats US. You do have to become a member for like $30 a year. Just thought I would share this.
Allstate $87.00 a year.
I also did boat US for many yrs. Towing on water! and road side assistance for cheap.
Mine is attached to my homeowners insurance. I can't remember what it cost but its around 100 bucks
I tried to insure mine a few years ago. Being as it was built in 1967, they guy wouldn't even talk about it. Now my saltwater boat ( 27' center console), she's so insured, I won't even be upset as long as I have time to get everybody in the life raft.
State Farm, 128 a year
State Farm, 127 year
Farm bureau 136 per year 6000 dollar coverage
Most places give discount if you have house, car, boat etc all in some place. Mines with State Farm 14k boat for $180 a yeAr
How about some pictures of your new boat George.
Yeah! Inquiring minds want to know!Quote:
Originally Posted by jim.b
picture, picture, picture, picture. I need to know which boat to hide my gps in!
I replaced my 1997 Alumacraft Crappie Jon with a Alumacraft 2014 Crappie Jon.
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Notice the lock hanging from the left side of my trolling motor. This is for the quick disconnect plate so that I can keep my trolling motor in the garage.
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I moved the front seat forward 10" as I could not reach my fishfinder.
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Got a piece of starboard at Norva Plastics in Norfolk.
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That's a nice looking setup tap! You will catch a bunch out of it for sure!
very nice boat
Nice rig George!!!!
Very nice!
Progressive through USAA $101/ yr. Alumacraft 1448 MV, Road King 14' trailer (same one as pic above), Nissan 9.8 HP...all new.
P.S. Good looking new rig Tap
Roger on the nice set up Tap.
May I ask what the purpose of the sensor mounted on the wood is...
It's actually a type plastic so it will never rot. I had my last boat for 17 years and went through quite a few transducers from the various fish finders I had on it. Of course the mounting holes never lined up so I had to drill new holes. I probably had 8-9 holes in my transom when all was said and done. With the set up I now have, only two holes will ever be drilled into my transom, all future holes will be drilled into the seaboard. Plus, if my transducer is not quite where I want it, I simple drill into the seaboard and not my transom.Quote:
Originally Posted by papermouth scaler
foot control ?
That plastic piece is a good idea,(A little late for me) but good to know if I change finders again.
Thanks