Re: Insuring a pulling tractor

	Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 05:18AM
Roughneck Red	Just bought a pulling tractor a diesel pro. How can I insure this thing. Farm policy is a little hesistant to bind coverage. Is there a company that insures pulling tractors against loss. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 05:39AM
4450deere	I would like to know the same thing. My farm insurance company will not cover my tractor that I am using as a stock/hot stock puller. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 07:52AM
Anonymous User	Good question. Would auto coverage cover it while towing? And does anyone cover it while in the shop? Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 09:12AM
I have	I have Rural Insurance in Wisconsin for my Farm and it covers the Pulling Tractor and Spectators. Hauling & towing also. For 1 million dollars coverage . Price tag is $200.00 per year. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 09:40AM
Buckeye Bandit	Try K & K insurance inFt. Wayne Ind. Reply Quote

Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 12:07PM

Anonymous User

I have a new super farm that I ran this year and had similar concerns about insurance. I have what they call an inland/marine policy with Peerless Ins Co. for $100,000.00 coverage it cost me $1200.00 per year. The policy covers the tractor any time that it is not running under its own power. Its now covered in my garage, my hauler, and also at pulls in the pits. The coverage is pretty good I guess, it covers fire, theft, vandalism, and physical damage. I hate the bill when I get it, but I would hate to be out with nothing if there was an accident. Hope this helps.

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	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 01:15PM
RobG Registered: 05/06/2008 Posts: 59	we insured a SF through K&K this spring...1000 per year, they are easy to work with and will answer any questions you have about it. Its covered anytime its not running under its own power. Once that motor starts your coverage stops. They seem to cover a lot of racers/pullers. Hope this helps. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor March 21, 2010 01:37PM
Roughneck Red	Thanks for all the help Reply Quote

pulling vehicle insurance... April 20, 2010 01:52AM

curious

Is there a special company for this kind of insurance? Certainly with all the money folks have invested these things are insured. The agent i buy my home/farm/vehicle insurance just laughed at me, needless to say I am shopping for new insurance for those items as well. I have an antique V8 mod, not near the money some of you have invested but enough that I would feel better if it was protected in the event of fire or whatnot. Thanks.

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	Re: pulling vehicle insurance... April 20, 2010 02:57AM
rdg	K&K Seems to be the popular one to go through. Minimum premium $1000 will get you covered for what its worth. Easy to work with too Reply Quote

	Re: pulling vehicle insurance... April 20, 2010 06:42AM
"Morgan's Please Connect"	"curious", there is an old thread of this it called "Insuring a pulling tractor" Morgans may connect these in the future. but for know jump over to that thread for info. Reply Quote

	Re: pulling vehicle insurance... April 20, 2010 08:49AM
suggesterator	Maybe another bullet to add in the "Links" section !! Reply Quote

	Re: pulling vehicle insurance... April 21, 2010 12:56PM
bigblock Registered: 06/27/2008 Posts: 83	just renewed my policy with Hagerty ins. out of michagan. I have $50,000 of agreed value on my hot farm tractor . with a $750.00 deductable and Another $750.00 coverage for spare parts, for lessthan $240.00 a year. This is for comp. only but ithought this was reasonable compared to some of the other clowns i talked to. Reply Quote

	Re: pulling vehicle insurance... April 21, 2010 01:19PM
il profarm	do you have any contact info for hagerty Reply Quote

	Re: pulling vehicle insurance... April 21, 2010 02:33PM
bigblock Registered: 06/27/2008 Posts: 83	1 800 922 4050 hagerty ins. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 17, 2019 06:00AM
David W Brown	I have a quarter scale motorcycle powered pulling tractor. I would like to get insurance on it. Thank-you. David W Brown Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 17, 2019 08:01AM
Pull Fan	www.pullprotect.com Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 19, 2019 02:24AM
Ag Protect 1	Free quote at www.agprotect1.com. Pullers that know what questions to ask to get you the right coverage. Also sponsor NTPA and PPL. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 17, 2019 11:50AM
paulutterback65 Registered: 12/07/2014 Posts: 11	Ag protect 100,000 coverage for 1000 per year. Covers everything except when you hitch to the sled Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 17, 2019 03:08PM
Supertiquer Registered: 04/03/2016 Posts: 772	Quote paulutterback65 Ag protect 100,000 coverage for 1000 per year. Covers everything except when you hitch to the sled Paul, about time ya showed up again. lol Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 19, 2019 04:07AM
minnieub	Do any of your policies cover tractors on the track and pit area after they are unloaded? Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 19, 2019 05:36AM
paulutterback65 Registered: 12/07/2014 Posts: 11	Ag protect, Darick Barge. 1 877 452 3012. Agent. Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 19, 2019 05:39AM
Ag Protect !	minnieub, Call us at 877.452.3012 Reply Quote

	Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 19, 2019 05:58AM
JDpowershift Registered: 08/27/2019 Posts: 212	While we're on the subject of insurance...... Those of you who are members of local clubs and have liability ins. for your events, who do you use ? Reply Quote

Re: Insuring a pulling tractor September 21, 2019 12:14PM

prostockpuller

Registered: 09/10/2017
Posts: 60

Here is my recent quote locally:

Good Morning Ron,

Here is a brief summary of the pulling vehicle insurance product we developed with Liberty Mutual. Our insurance product covers the pulling vehicle off track and when the vehicle is not under its own power. The policy is setup on an agreed value basis meaning that once we establish a coverage value, if you have a total loss that is what you get. In other words if we put $85,000 of coverage on the truck with a $5,000 deductible and it burns up in a fire, you get $80,000 with no evaluation hassles.

Coverage Summary

Limited Pro Diesel Truck-“48 Special”-$85,000

$5,000 deductible (other options are available)

$2,000 in spare parts

Annual premium-$700

If you have additional questions or if you are interested in getting this coverage started, please let me know.

Thank you,

Hummel Group
Evan Hershberger CIC
Agriculture Risk Advisor
P: 330.893.2600 | F: 330.893.3339
ehershberger@hummelgrp.com | www.hummelgrp.com
4585 State Route 39, PO Box 250, Berlin, OH 44610

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