unimog insurance

[John Shutler]

This has been covered a couple of times before but always good to get some current info

 

Who are people insuring there mogs with, Ive spoken to the NFU and they are saying around the 1k mark which is incidently the same as my Valmet but beginning to think this maybe on the highside

 

look forward to your thoughts

[skyhuck]

I'm paying rather more than that with the NFU, but at least I have peace of mind.

 

Although I will watch this thread with interest.

[John Shutler]

I'm paying rather more than that with the NFU, but at least I have peace of mind.

 

Although I will watch this thread with interest.

 

thats good to know, maybe im wrong to be thinking it would be cheaper, especially when you think about what your asking them to insure

[Root and branch sw]

I pay about 400 a year, this includes timber haulage, that's with the nfu, might depend on if it's rated as ag or not,

[skyhuck]

I pay about 400 a year, this includes timber haulage, that's with the nfu, might depend on if it's rated as ag or not,

 

Is that fully comp and what value do you have it insured for?

[Robert_S]

I was with Adrian flux it was about 500 for a value of 20k.

[casto]

I'm with trust insurance. Think I was 600+ third party and fire with anything attached to it being covered

[TIMON]

We're with Arborisk. £1000 fully comp any driver over 30

( They use Aviva ) after we agreed and paid for the policy the insurers started asking for loads of extra info.

Our previous insurer charged us £3500 (also through Aviva) they must have twigged on!

I wonder how much they will charge us this year.....

[Gray git]

Was starting to think the nfu were getting a bit on the expensive side when they quoted me 700+ for my little massy loader yard tractor for over 25 year driver with only occasional Road use incase we want it on a winching job. Especially when I pay the same for a landy cherrypicker with a twin Road and work policy and twice the value!

[Stephen Blair]

£350, valued at £28k with NFU

I've years of no claims though .