hello to all, hope everyones summer went well. Who's got the best deal on insurance? last season If my memory is correct someone from this site was offering a good deal. Any leads
would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
Chris

I sell sled ins call me 802-766-2294 ask for Derek

Rodney at the Essex Agency set me up a with a great deal on insurance for my Sabercat. Rodney is a sledder and HCS member.
http://www.essexagency.com/

Foremost insurance has great rates www.foremost.com or call 1-800-237-2060 for an estimate Good Luck.

I insure through Liberty Mutual and my rates are better than anything I've seen advertised in the VAST newsletter. Your milage may vary, but they're probably worth calling.

My dad owns an agency, call Stowe Insurance at 802-253-4855.

I bought through Snogirl's agency last year. They have competitive rates, she's "local", and an active HCS'r:

http://jcdurickinsurance.com/

So is vt2006... hes a good guy to work with as well.

If you live in CT the best deal I think that you are going to find is through Liberty Mutual. I go through the Middlebury office - the deal is so good that we changed and insured everything that we have through them...Have had sled insurance through them for about 4-5 years now. Call Audra, 203-598-7177. Speak to Audra directly and tell her that Deanna Lacapra said to give you a good quote! Land N Sea Marine sends all of their sledders looking for insurance to Liberty Mutual Middlebury office.

Good point - and just for the record, I was just giving another option. I didn't mean to steer anyone away from VT2006. I should have stated that. My apologies vt2006.

No problem. The best way to buy sled insurance is w/ the company you have your home insurance with or a renters policy with. Allstate has great rates thats where I have mine. If a person does not have a home or renters policy than we use Progressive, Dairlyland or Foremost.

Thanks for the leads, My CT insurance co will not cover sleds and my old carrier was killing me $$.

Hello all -

Thanks to Tony for the mention here for insurance. Biggest item to be concerned with that I've found is "un-insured / under-insured' coverage. You can add your sled to most Homeowners policies, however, not every company includes this item. This comes into play if somebody hits you on the trail & doesn't have enough or any coverage for the damage to you and / or your machine. It's separate from the required liability coverage that we have to have.

I'd be happy to give anyone a quote, but more importantly, where-ever you get your insurance make sure you get this on your policy.

Thanks -

Rodney

The Essex Agency - 802-878-5334

.....anyone smell two-stroke in the garage yet!!!!!