Hi all!
This past weekend I stopped by a RV supply place to talk solar and propane systems.
The owner detailed the process for installing propane in a trailer - get a permit, do the work, have the work inspected, etc., etc. Reason, among other things, was for insurance coverage. Duh, that wasn't even on my radar! Does that mean that I have to get a permit for electrical, plumbing, etc.??
Our plan is to convert our trailer into more of a travel trailer, rather than a toy carrier/camper like a lot of you are doing.
So may I ask our Canuck followers, what did you do re insurance for your converted CT?
Thanks for any and all assistance!!
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Insurance for converted CTs in CANADA..
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Insurance for converted CTs in CANADA..
by CoventryKid » Mon Jan 19, 2015 6:32 pm
Doug
Vancouver Island, BC
GMC Savana Explorer Limited SE hightop conversion van
NEO NAVR 7x16 V-nose aluminum trailer now a comfortable travel trailer
Build: http://www.tusker-international.com/1-trlr-build.html
Vancouver Island, BC
GMC Savana Explorer Limited SE hightop conversion van
NEO NAVR 7x16 V-nose aluminum trailer now a comfortable travel trailer
Build: http://www.tusker-international.com/1-trlr-build.html
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Re: Insurance for converted CTs in CANADA..
by BC Dave » Wed Jan 21, 2015 11:49 pm
permit?! scammers ...just a money grab.
...if you ask them to charge you more; if you ask then to inspect; they will; theres a lot of grey area; less said the better = less expense ...nuff said.
good luck.
...if you ask them to charge you more; if you ask then to inspect; they will; theres a lot of grey area; less said the better = less expense ...nuff said.
good luck.
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