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Hamshog


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What are some good companies for F/Ter's insurance? My agent would have to put us on Foremost for the coach and Allied for the truck and Harley.

Is there any company that may insure all together??

Regards, Howard

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We have National Interstate. After having it only 5 weeks we made a claim. Hubby tangled with a diesel pump barrier and lost. Separated back wall from side about a foot. They have been great. Accident happned late May. We got the check last week.

(Wish our dealer doing repairs was as good, took them four weeks to just order the parts).

Another shop sealed us up to live in it until goes to shop for repairs. our insurance provides up to $1,500 for motel fees for when rig is in shop.

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We also have National Interstate and they have proven to quite a heads up company.

We have had 5 claims with them in 4 years and the service has been wonderful and they haven't raised our rates. smile.gif We have both the RV and truck insured with them.


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Another vote for National Interstate they were great when I tangled with an unmarked low barrier.

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Thanks all!! I'll check into it!

Regards, Howard

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'05 Harley Road King Classic, '05 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, '07 Pegasus U/L

 

 
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New here, so response is a little belated...

We also have National Interstate on the 5th wheel. Tangled with a low hanging live oak branch last spring... Ended up with a new roof and new awning. They were great!

Good to hear others are having good experiences with them as well!

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Howard has posted info about insurance:

http://www.rv-dreams.com/insurance.html

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Progressive doubled ours after taking out a small Sonic sign last fall.

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phyllen wrote:

We have National Interstate. After having it only 5 weeks we made a claim. Hubby tangled with a diesel pump barrier and lost. Separated back wall from side about a foot. They have been great. Accident happned late May. We got the check last week.

(Wish our dealer doing repairs was as good, took them four weeks to just order the parts).

Another shop sealed us up to live in it until goes to shop for repairs. our insurance provides up to $1,500 for motel fees for when rig is in shop.


I'm researching this now as well. Allstate says it will cover truck & 5th for structual damage but not personal stuff. Since I plan of F/T living who can you get to cover your personal items? Need something like a personal property ins carrier like I have for home...
thanks!

 



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Jim01


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Pamela, That's why you need to go with an insurance company that has full-timers insurance.

Allstate cancelled my truck insurance when they found out we were full-timing.

Jim

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Jim01 wrote:

Pamela, That's why you need to go with an insurance company that has full-timers insurance.

Allstate cancelled my truck insurance when they found out we were full-timing.

Jim


Good to know Jim. I will check again with my agent - I did tell him I would be full time.

 



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Go to the link Dan gave and contact Miller Insurance Agency.They specialize in getting you the best full time insurance.

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Don't rely on just one source, even if they do specialize.  When we were checking a while back, Miller's rates were higher than one other.  The other "may" have been National Interstate.  I suggest checking for yourself instead of relying on a broker.

Terry



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We were contacted by Miller and their quote was higher than National Interstates directly.

BTW, they are GREAT! We have had a number of claims (all handled easily and quickly), and our rates have not gone up in 5 years.

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