Stump grinders left in vans overnight

[jjll]

I know it's a question most people wouldn't want to answer as it's a personal subject but does anyone keep a stump grinder in a panel van overnight on a regular basis?

If so, is it insured?

[Mick Dempsey]

Ask your insurer.

[Stefan Palokangas]

No leaving it, then again mine is a flatbed. I know it's a pain to unload it. I can't see how it could be insured left in the van. Then again I don't know. Better ask your insurance company

 

 

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[colbjo]

I have insurance that covers that, among other situations. Mick is right. You can choose whether to insure or not after getting a quote. But, if you are making payments on the grinder you probably are required to insure it?

 

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[rapalaman]

Never leave anything of value in van overnight - even if insured, just not worth the risk, next days work ruined etc. Neighbour had his van done a few nights ago - only a Makita drill gone, but a busted lock to boot. They probably checked mine out too, but it's always empty.

[IRE David H]

if it is in van park it around the back of your house, that way you can hear someone enter as you can hear their vechicle, least thats what i do, though i do live in countryside and have a small driveway so anything that comes in goes past my bedroom window

[karl]

I know it's a question most people wouldn't want to answer as it's a personal subject but does anyone keep a stump grinder in a panel van overnight on a regular basis?

If so, is it insured?

 

I think I would have asked the insurance people if it were me. not post it on open forum that its left in a van overnight...crazy

[jjll]

It was a general question asking for anyone's input if they wanted to. I know it is a personal subject, but for me it was more of a hypothetical question.

[Johny Walker]

Never leave kit in truck over nite.

 

Scum are watching yr every move:thumbdown:

[Lazurus]

Work a treat across the doors