23 Oct 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

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Boats are my Passion 

Reasons You Should Purchase Boat Insurance.

23 Oct 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

Reasons You Should Purchase Boat Insurance.

Do you enjoy the feeling you get when you spend the day cruising around the lake or ocean in your boat? It can be a great way to relax and unwind from all the stress and aggravation you have to face each day. When you are out having a good time boating do you ever think about boat insurance? This is something that many people tend to not think about unless an accident happens. However, having insurance for your boat is just as important as having car or motorcycle insurance. In the event of an accident you need to be covered.

Boating Accidents

Accidents are probably the number one reason you should purchase boat insurance. If an accident occurs not only can the boat be badly damaged but someone can also get hurt. Sometimes this involves a collision between two boats. However, many accidents have occurred where the driver of a boat didn’t see a water skier or a swimmer and they are hit by the boat. Serious injuries have occurred and in some cases even death. If you have insurance then it will help protect you from being sued if any type of accident was your fault. It will also help to pay for repairs or the replacement of your boat.

The water is a pretty tricky thing, it can be calm one minute and the next you could be facing unforeseen events that catch you off guard. You could   encounter rough water that could damage or even overturn your boat. This is especially true if you are boating in the ocean. In some cases tornados and hurricanes are a real threat. These can completely destroy your boat even when it’s sitting on dry land. Without boat insurance you have to repair the damage or replace the boat on your own.

Thievery

Another reason that boat insurance is a great idea is because boats can be stolen. It is a common problem and it can happen to you. If someone steals your boat and you do not have boat insurance then unless the boat is recovered in good condition you are basically just out of luck. Whatever amount of money that you have put into this investment will all be lost.

Many people think that buying boat insurance is very expensive, but this is not always the case. In fact, buying boat insurance can actually save you a lot of money. Take a few minutes to think about the reasons listed above for having boat insurance and consider what situation you would find yourself in, if any of these things happed to you. You will then see how important it is for you to be protected. Just imagine how much it will cost you to replace your boat compared to the price of an insurance policy; you will then see how cheap insurance for your boat really is.

The Basic Parts of a Sail Boat

19 Oct 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

Have you ever had the privilege of sailing across the oceans water in a sail boat? This is one of the most enjoyable experiences that you could ever take pleasure in. A sail boat is a boat that uses the wind as the primary way of moving across the water. There are many different variations of the sail boat that includes everything from yachts to small personal crafts.

Regardless of how big or how small sail boats are they all have certain features in common. To help you get familiar with the different parts of a sail boat the basic parts and their meanings are listed below.

There are eight basic parts to a sail boat that you need to have as much knowledge about as possible. Having a fundamental understanding of each one of these parts will help you to have a safe sailing experience when you are out on the water. The eight basic parts are listed below.

1. Bow
2. Stern
3. Tiller
4. Deck
5. Sail
6. Hull
7. Mast
8. Rigging

The bow is the front part of the boat and the stern is the back of the boat. You steer the boat with the tiller and the deck is the area of the sail boat where you can stand. Of course, the sail is the part of the boat that the wind catches and propels you across the water. The hull is the body of the ship that is the central point of the boat. It is the part of the boat that provides the most buoyancy and keeps the boat afloat.

The mast is the tall vertical pole on which the sails are supported. The larger sail boats require several masts to work the sails properly. The rigging is the ropes and lines that are attached to the hull which are used to hoist or trim the sail.

It is important to make sure that you do learn about the different parts of the sail boat in order to know how to handle yourself while out on the water. For safety reasons it would be a good idea for everyone that will be on the boat to learn as much as they can. It is just good common sense to have more than one person onboard that understands the sail boat who can take over in the event that something happens to the primary captain of the boat.

It is also important to keep the boat and the sails in the best condition possible. If your equipment is worn or if you have a tear or rip in your sails, you will run into problems that can become big safety issues.

5 Tips on Buying a Used Boat

14 Oct 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized

5 Tips on Buying a Used Boat

Have you been considering buying a boat but just wasn’t sure which way to go? Perhaps you really don’t want to go deep in debt for a new boat, but you are afraid of settling for a used boat. If this is your situation then you will be pleased to know that if you use caution and follow proper guidelines then you will be able to find a really good used boat for sale.

Below are 5 tips on buying a used boat that will help you make a wise decision.

1. Buy from a reliable dealer. The first most important thing to check out is the reputation of the dealer that you are buying the boat from. Make sure they are a legitimate business that you can depend on. They should also have a good service department.

2. Get a warranty. If the boat is in as good condition as the owner says it is, then this shouldn’t be a problem. It is only logical that you will need a certain length of time to place the boat on the water to see how well it really does hold up.

3. Buy a boat suited to your needs. In other words, don’t just buy a boat because it is a good deal. If it is not what you are really searching for then you will end up being disappointed and unhappy with your decision, even if it was a good deal. Wait for the right boat to come along, it will in time.

4. Pay close attention to the boat trailer. This is a feature that gets overlooked many times. Boat trailers are expensive and you certainly cannot move your boat around without one. Of course, if you are in a location where your boat will stay on the water this is not as important, but if you have to transport your boat make sure the trailer is in good condition.

5. Do your homework. Make sure the used boat is worth the asking price. Keep in mind that boats can depreciate in value very quickly. This means the price of the used boat should be a considerable amount less than the original price of the boat, depending on how old the boat is.

If you take the time needed to gather information and search for the right used boat then you will be very happy with your decision. The biggest mistake people make is getting impatient and simply taking the first option they have. A used boat can be a good investment and can provide you with all the fun in the fun that you can handle so choose wisely.