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O.k. after a very long drawn out process I am insured with GLG insurance. I called every well known company everybody on the forum told me about. I took the advice of every person. I said what you told me too, and I just about gave up. At 4:45 I called the progressive office yesterday, I explained everything, and the guy said we can't but here are three companies that might be able to help you out. So when I called GLG the first lady said I can't help but I know who can. So I get transferred to a guy that was a long haul trucker. He wants to buy a semi too and do the same thing we do. He says do you drive bobtail too. I said yes, I don't always want to take my trailer, he says O.K. and I hear him typing away. 30 minutes later I am insured commercial policy, for a private truck for noncommercial use, and I can drive bobtail legally anywhere I want, plus I don't have to have a CDL and I don't have to classify it as an RV either..  I was so happy I almost cried.

Vegas Teacher, damn.  Something it's not so easy to sign up ordinary insurance papers, hah. Congrats anyway. It was much easier for me to get my insurance, cause I've been making it with this ( here: https://www.americaninsurance.com/ ) insurance agency, which has professional managers on all stages and levels.

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When we were fulltime I always had my scroll saw and an assortment of both power and hand wood tools. I made small projects for gifts, particularly for our grandsons. 

The same for me. I think it's pretty ok, when you have enough space for it. Of course, you cannot take routers and router tables with you, like these ( here: https://www.woodroutersreviews.com/best-router-table-plate/ ), but you can take all the necessary small tools. There are plenty of choice on the woodworking market, if we talk about small tools as well.

Mike.gibble, thanks for detailed information. I've been using secure advantage couple of years ago, and it's pretty nice basics in the sphere of insurance. Anyway, few months ago I've found this resource on the web ( here: https://www.americaninsurance.com/benefits-anonymous-car-insurance-quote ), and it seems like they have the most reliable and profitable options about insurance for their potential customers.

Yeah, it's pretty fast, in comparison with Firefox and Opera