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Re: BUSHHOGGING LIABILITY
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Posted by JWC on June 30, 2003 at 15:58:41 from (130.74.184.118):
In Reply to: BUSHHOGGING LIABILITY posted by Allen on June 30, 2003 at 11:45:00:
The new rule seems to be never assume you are covered unless your agent gives it to you in writting. I considered changing insurance this past spring and found some companies do not cover your vehicle if you are hauling 500 pounds or more. Rock throwing is not the only hazard you can easly drop through a septic tank or compromise a water meter that is not marked not to mention the crazy things that happen when you find a yellow jacket or hornets nest. If you plan on doing enough of this to justify the insurance you will run into customers who do not understand the capabilities of your tractor. You will be expected to do the work of a dozer and leave the results of a finishing mower. It can be easy money to cut a few acres for a neighbor, but making it a business can bring on many headaches.
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