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Re: Insurance? [Re: Beaverdo] #8602081
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Originally Posted by Beaverdo
Tim,
I use Hanneken Ins., they represent many companies as Trapper 7 was saying. I am currently with Western National, I get the bare bones minimum, pay for a year at a time, just checked last years premium, $279 for the year. I wonder if Ralph Hanneken, our district 4 director is part of the Hanneken insurance family.

Western National is a good company rate wise and on claims.
I would guess the Hannekens are all related somewhere down the line. I know Ralph, he's a good man.


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Re: Insurance? [Re: Ohio Wolverine] #8602084
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Originally Posted by Ohio Wolverine
I believe it's true that it's cheaper to total it, than repair it.
The insurance companies , then own it, and sell it to a recycle center.

Often an insurance company will total a vehicle if it's damage is reasonably close to the value of it because once a body shop starts repairing it, they could find other damage.
Most insurance companies don't want the salvage and will offer it back to the insured for about 1/3 wholesale value. I had that happen many times over the years I was in the business.


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Re: Insurance? [Re: Trapper7] #8602168
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Originally Posted by Trapper7
Originally Posted by Ohio Wolverine
I believe it's true that it's cheaper to total it, than repair it.
The insurance companies , then own it, and sell it to a recycle center.

Often an insurance company will total a vehicle if it's damage is reasonably close to the value of it because once a body shop starts repairing it, they could find other damage.
Most insurance companies don't want the salvage and will offer it back to the insured for about 1/3 wholesale value. I had that happen many times over the years I was in the business.


True , as I have also bought back a totaled truck, rebuilt it, and the state inspected it.
Once that was done I got a different title.


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Re: Insurance? [Re: jbyrd63] #8602293
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Originally Posted by jbyrd63
Yeah good luck getting paid for a claim using independent ins agents. I had 4 different people hit my vehicles and EVERY one of them balked and whined. I was sitting at a red light in a 2011 chevy silverado had 1100 miles on it. Some kid hit me with alpha ins . They wouldn't even pay to fix my truck. Farm bureau paid then went after them. After FB attorney got involved they should have just paid the claim. Guy hit my wife with Auto owners. Same thing. Think they went under...


No idea how your state insurance laws work, but there are no issues with independent insurance agents paying claims around here. And what are you talking about that Auto Owners went under...? crazy

Re: Insurance? [Re: Tim Bauer] #8602325
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Agents sell insurance it is the underwriter who pays the tab. As far as repair vs replace it is not a big secret. The indemnification clause states the policy owes to repair or replace which ever is cheaper.


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Re: Insurance? [Re: Tim Bauer] #8602339
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My last increase on my farm truck, I was told it was due to the age of the vehicle made it more expensive to get parts to repair, it is a 2011. No claims in 10 years.

I told them we were pulling all of our policies, farm/home/3 vehicles/2 boats/skid steer/tractor/UTV/life, and this from a place where my wife was an agent for 7 years. They called us in for a review and we ended up saving a couple $100 every 6 months.

It is worth meeting with your agent every so often.


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