KTAC vs. Homeowners insurance

[Stubee]

Side question, if i were to buy a slightly used kubota say 2017 or 2018 from an individual, could the kubota insurance still be added some how

I’d guess so, as they sure keep insuring guys like me years after I paid the 0% loan off. Call them.

It’s my best option. Most of my tractor use is at my hunt camp 800 miles away, and I haul that sucker there every year, traveling on everything from freeways to unimproved dirt. I could maybe save a few bucks if I sat down and went through every clause on an HO rider but ain’t worth my time for perhaps $75-$100 per year.

 

[AndyMA]

I’d guess so, as they sure keep insuring guys like me years after I paid the 0% loan off. Call them.

It’s my best option. Most of my tractor use is at my hunt camp 800 miles away, and I haul that sucker there every year, traveling on everything from freeways to unimproved dirt. I could maybe save a few bucks if I sat down and went through every clause on an HO rider but ain’t worth my time for perhaps $75-$100 per year.

I’ve read everything that’s been said about HO, Inland Marine & KTAC

In my option it’s no contest. KTAC just covers so much more. I had a homeowners fire claim on attachments once and it was a hassle

Andy