Tractor insurance

leoch

Well wat are people paying for insurance for 10 year old tractors and is fbd or who most competitive

red bull

€180 third party fire and theft. FBD

sea12

red bull wrote: »

€180 third party fire and theft. FBD

Same as me

Reggie.

No idea as the insurance comes as a package

9935452

135 third party FBD

djmc

Can you insure tractor without farm insurance.

9935452

djmc wrote: »

Can you insure tractor without farm insurance.

Yes.
Though im told for some insurance companys will treat it like cars, building up NCB

Blackie115

Hey guys maybe someone here can help me or advice me..first off I'm driving tractors all my life never worked at anything else in job last 20 yr and always did lot nickers jobs after work/weekends with tractors off job wasn't a problem topping,slurry hedgecutting etc now things have changed in job I can't use tractors anymore so I bought one what insurance cover do I need on it for doin odd hire work do I need public liability for doin bits of hedge trimming or will fully comp cover me working on road..as I'm not doin hire work full time like to cover cheap as I can...

_Brian

If your hedge trimming etc I'd say you need fairly hefty public liability. Possibly covering you to a few million.

lakill Farm

€223 a year TPFT for tractor valued at 30k incl loader

Buona Fortuna

9935452 wrote: »

135 third party FBD

Snap

Everyone bar FBD were quoting silly money

50HX

16 year old TPFT 190

kay 9

220 tpft 98 tractor

Milton09

790 FC with FBD, thats for 2 tractors and a 3k trailer , total value 50 k .

Buona Fortuna

Milton09 wrote: »

790 FC with FBD, thats for 2 tractors and a 3k trailer , total value 50 k .

That's pretty good

The TP and TPFT quotes are little more than another tax (a fee for doing business) but at least you get some "benefit".

Good luck

davidmcguckin

red bull wrote: »

€180 third party fire and theft. FBD

Do u need a farm and farm insurance to get third party fire and theft?

davidmcguckin

What would be the best insurance provider and plan for a 1990 Massey Ferguson 390 for vintage use and light agri, note: I do not have a farm or farm insurance. Thanks in advance!

L1985

davidmcguckin wrote: »

What would be the best insurance provider and plan for a 1990 Massey Ferguson 390 for vintage use and light agri, note: I do not have a farm or farm insurance. Thanks in advance!

Fbd do vintage Machinery insurance. I think it's a around 45€. We do it completely separate tonthe farm insurance(diff providers) and they wouldn't be listed on the farms as they are dad tractors not the farms if that makes sense.

Dakota Dan

Blackie115 wrote: »

Hey guys maybe someone here can help me or advice me..first off I'm driving tractors all my life never worked at anything else in job last 20 yr and always did lot nickers jobs after work/weekends with tractors off job wasn't a problem topping,slurry hedgecutting etc now things have changed in job I can't use tractors anymore so I bought one what insurance cover do I need on it for doin odd hire work do I need public liability for doin bits of hedge trimming or will fully comp cover me working on road..as I'm not doin hire work full time like to cover cheap as I can...

What the hell are knickers jobs?

whelan2

L1985 wrote: »

Fbd do vintage Machinery insurance. I think it's a around 45€. We do it completely separate tonthe farm insurance(diff providers) and they wouldn't be listed on the farms as they are dad tractors not the farms if that makes sense.

Campion insurance also do vintage insurance

Dakota Dan

whelan2 wrote: »

Campion insurance also do vintage insurance

Can you get vintage insurance on a working farm tractor?

whelan2

Dakota Dan wrote: »

Can you get vintage insurance on a working farm tractor?

Don't know we used them for vintage lorry insurance through the Irish vintage association.

L1985

Dakota Dan wrote: »

Can you get vintage insurance on a working farm tractor?

Well I looked into it for our Massey 135 and I'm not sure but the terms were very rigid so I decided not to chance it. Ie if you hit a car while bringing a haybob down the road you weren't covered things like that. It really was just for them driving on the roads for vintage rally's etc
And whelan I'm thinking he meant nixers lol

wrangler

_Brian wrote: »

If your hedge trimming etc I'd say you need fairly hefty public liability. Possibly covering you to a few million.

yea, I had a hedgecutter years ago just for my own, it even increased the farm insurance and would've been a lot dearer if I had been for hire.
You never know what's going to fly out of a hedge at a car though