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Post Icon Posted: Dec. 02 2007,2:16 pm Post # 1 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
Ok, I was reading HB posts again. Sure wasn't gonna ask this guestion there. Reguarding Insurance coverage, what is "layed-up" or "non layed-up" mean? I have "full" coverage on boat. Is this something I should be able to see in my policy? and which is best? Of course I might be able to guess which is best if I knew what it is. Thanks

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Post Icon Posted: Dec. 02 2007,3:08 pm Post # 2 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
I Think It Refers To "Months Not In Use"....But That's Just A Guess....

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Yep, that is what it means!..
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Actually it applies to slipped boats. When we had our ocean boat, we had to specify whether it would be layed up or not. It refers to being hauled out for the off season.
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