[tinhutjohn]

Dear TO Guy
I live in Ontario and used to practice in the London area as an insurance adjuster.
I'd suggest, from my own experience that you have a talk with somebody like Wayfarer Insurance of Beaverton. They specialize in insuring RV's. I insure my 74 International with them and I've had one claim (when I kissed a barrier with the side of my trailer) and they were prompt and fair with me.
Coverage:
I bought All perils coverage for the unit, which covers damage to the unit for any reason (there are a few minor exceptions and wear and tear are not included). The policy also covers $1000 for an outbuilding ( I park it in a conservation area and have a tool shed), another $800 for the trailer's contents, (dishes, bedding, TV, binoculars, bird books etc), and $1000 for vacation expense (sitting in a motel while they fix your damaged darling).
The premium for this is based on the value of the trailer --- so much per $1000. Get a replacement quote from CanAm and send that in with the rest of the information they will ask for. On my $8000.00 International the premium was $120.00

Also, as your broker has probably told you, loss due to liability arising out of the use of the trailer, only is covered on your auto (puller) policy when you are attached to the trailer. When it is sitting in the driveway, or in the trailer park, and someone falls down the steps and injures themselves, you need Comprehensive personal liability to cover the defense of actions arising out of that circumstance and any judgment made against you. I bought $1,000,000. I also got $5000 voluntary medical coverage and $1000 voluntary property damage coverage in that package. The voluntary medical coverage lets you help the victim out, without regard to liability, for up to $5000 medical expenses, and $1000 property damage expense. So you can pay his medical expense for his skinned knees, and bloodied kilt and get your expenditure back from the insurer. This coverage is really inexpensive. In my case it was $20.00

If you have any other concerns, please get in touch.