Boat Engine stolen

[clydeoutboards]

Originally Posted by willk

Possibly because they don't want to be and the system works better if they're not? After a couple of decades having had my "details" taken by cops pointing Heckler & Kochs at me, let me assure you that it's not a nice feeling...

mmmmm what have you been up to?

[HUMBER P4VWL]

Originally Posted by clydeoutboards

mmmmm what have you been up to?

Rib rustling.

[cgf10]

I had a boat stolen a few years ago, I supplied the insurers with a photo of the rear of the boat that showed the lock in place. They were happy with this. They did go on to pay out but deducted a further 10% as the boat was not stored in a locked compound. This clause was in the nano print on the back of the policy. It was kept in a marina with a barrier but this apparently did not count. Still makes me a little angry 8 years later. Good luck with your claim.

[Justribing]

50% deduction wheel clamp not fitted at the time. The fact it was hitch locked and chained not good enough. I could guarantee i would be past a wheel clamp in 5 minutes flat. If i can do it im sure the can, after all they managed to get 186 kilo enginee off in no time!..... ticking a little, fill like the villian not the victim. Ps wheel clamp not fitted as i had just finished changing wheel bearing breaks etc.... costly mistake.