simonfraser
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223 per year, ply epoxy trimaran, on water 24/7 all year, swinging mooring.
Value 25k
Sounds ok to me ?
Value 25k
Sounds ok to me ?
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Anual insurance quote, swinging mooring
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Bosun Higgs
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depends what its worth. usually reckon on a bit less than half percent of value, increasing as boats get cheaper and decreasing above 100k.
maby
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Sounds remarkably good to me - we pay more than that with boat in a secure marina...
Tranona
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Get 3 quotes on line from the well known companies to get a more realistic view.
neilf39
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I paid ~£210 for a sailboat valued £25k on a swinging half tide mooring in Emsworth Pool Apr through Oct, and then on a trailer for the rest of the season. Same price keeping it in Emsworth marina, but then I could keep it in the water all year. Included legal cover at £13. Got a few Quotes all within a fiver. So it sounds like it is reasonable for 365 days a year.
I think it depends where it is located and how exposed the mooring. Mine was a bit exposed in a south westerly with a nasty chop causing continual snatching with the tide in. I would have been worried with some opf the winter gales.
As an aside I used one of those medium size shockle things as a snubber which worked really well and could easily be clipped on and off and adjusted.
I think it depends where it is located and how exposed the mooring. Mine was a bit exposed in a south westerly with a nasty chop causing continual snatching with the tide in. I would have been worried with some opf the winter gales.
As an aside I used one of those medium size shockle things as a snubber which worked really well and could easily be clipped on and off and adjusted.
Mudisox
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Similar to mine when I had a Telstar, but needed top up if raced.