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Old 12.16.2008
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So Mark, was any of those leads working for ya.. ?
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So Mark, was any of those leads working for ya.. ?
Thanks, but no luck. as I already posted the only coverage avilable is a 500 mi radius policy with Progressive for the princely sum of $12,900 w/o physical dmg. I guess I'm going to buy it. I'll have an $1100 truck note and a $1400 insurance note... WOW, it's like being 16 again...
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Old 12.19.2008
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Insurance in MO...

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Could anyone recommend insurance company for trucking business in St Louis, MO?
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There is a insurance company called 1st Guard and they offer great rates for owner operators. A friend of mine uses them. He has a 03 Peterbilt and pays like $200 a month for his insurance. We visited them at GATS this year. They had a breakfast with Bill Mack.
That is for Physical damage. Its not for liability which is the part that costs so much.
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If you lease on with a company will you use their insurance or have to obtain your own?

What about if you have full coverage but then lease on with a company does your insurance cover you or will you be forced to use the company's insurance that you signed on with?
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if you lease on you only need bobtail and collision , liability and cargo will be paid by whoever you are leasd to
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Check on that 500 mile radius. I insure my equipment that way, as they have a % of how much of your time is spent within the 500 mile radius. I am allowed to wander, as long as the bulk of my time is within that 500 mile range, which it normally is.

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I was told that I'd be allowed to go out of radius 4 times per year and be covered. I've found a company to lease to that has cargo for $145 weekly which is $7500 a year. If you include the physical damage and bobtail thats $5500 less than getting my own insurance.
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Mark so if you wanted to lease on to a company that runs 48 states you would be held hostage by the insurance co. situation?


They really should consider your past experience.
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i was told that i'd be allowed to go out of radius 4 times per year and be covered. I've found a company to lease to that has cargo for $145 weekly which is $7500 a year. If you include the physical damage and bobtail thats $5500 less than getting my own insurance.

i have a 1 million liability
1 million general umbrella
$100,000 cargo
$25,000 collision

500 MILE RADIUS

$4,782 a year northland ins. Co .
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