Insurance on Turbine Boat
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With all of the knowledge on this board..surely somebody can direct me to a place that might insure a turbine. I have already checked the obvious.(Sy,Bob Llewellen(sp)) It is a single turbine Eliminator. ANY ideas would be appreciated.
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It's dumb isn't it? They hear the word turbine and think it goes mach1
a more practical approach would be to base on base HP not engine type, am I wrong?
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Originally Posted by Brad Zastrow
Possibly turbines got a bad rap for burning years ago?
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It also has to do with the fact that if there's one malfunction at speed, it's guaranteed to be a total loss with multiple injuries.
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