Originally Posted by mccaffertee (Post 2332866)

Sounds like it may have been convenient.:cool:

Originally Posted by Turbojack (Post 2334818)

Be careful what you say. Insurance companies do not like to pay for fires. Insurance companies will, if have not already, send out a number of investigator to find cause of fire. Even if fire department found cause insurance company may not agree with that cause. Next they will do a full investigation on you. They will spend many $$$ checking you and your employees out. The trama of a fire is great. Glad no one was hurt. If you have not done so start doing a complete inventory of everthing that burned up. Make a complete list of everthing. Do not do a bulk guess, on items, it will cost you. Consider anything with an circuit board history. It maybe working now but in a few months when it dies the insurance company will, may not pay for it then.

Originally Posted by dwtinc (Post 2334831)

I don't know if they have the same owners today that they had 9 years ago but they wasn't honest then. Was suppose to be a new block and new internals but the block had two sleeves and the internals was not new. Was promised 700 hp and they dynoed it at 613. Hopefully not the same today but if so maybe this is justice.

Originally Posted by excalibur32 (Post 2335270)

BEWARE of the words ACTUAL CASH VALUE!!! that is insurance talk for what you had ain't worth chit. I would hire a lawyer now, insurance company's make lots of money because they don't pay if they can get out of it.

Originally Posted by offthefront (Post 2338662)

Hey Kevin .... what about the Dyno and equipment ?

Originally Posted by f311fr1 (Post 2339617)

Kevin, when you cut Hydraulic hose it sometimes will leave a small bit of smoldering residue. In our shop we have a metal trash can that we use to knock out/blow out the cutting residue/dust. We have had to put it out a couple of times. We do not put any thing else in that can.