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[Elmsdown Forestry]

After a cracking week thinking I best look at personal injury insurance. Anyone out there got a top quality cover that actually pays out rather than the petty minimal allowances.

I'm talking mortgage machine finance etc etc.

 

Even for the repair bills/surgery costs!

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Mate of mine had a policy that wriggled out of paying £8k; they found every loophole going including - "you didn't inform us on the day of the accident"; yeah that's because he was in hopital you muppets! After that I didn't renew my policy and paid dearly for that decision (or did I?) when I smashed my leg up and was off for a long old time. Pioneer used to advertise on here but I can tell you who I do reccommend, is cornish mutual; I will be going with them soon enough. For construction, £600 a year gets you £600 a week. Higher risk arb and forestry might change the premium a bit but I thought that was pretty good. Mechanised harvesting in my case was cheaper than motor-manual for obvious reasons. Better to be seated twiddling mini-levers than falling over brash with saw in hand - that's how they see it, and is logical!