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Apart from the fact that it's a legal requirement, failure to have the correct type of cover could end up costing you and your business dearly if your van ever gets stolen, or if you're unfortunate enough to be involved in a collision. Additionally, you need to ask yourself if it's even worth taking the risk, considering you won't be saving a great of money on your premiums in the first place. Basically, if you choose to go down this road, you have very little to gain and plenty to lose.

Even so, how would the insurance company ever know whether or not your van is being used for business? They would have no way of knowing, providing you're never involved in an accident. You also need to realise that if your van ever gets stolen and you have work related contents inside the vehicle at the time, such as tools for example, you won't be able to claim for those items. Of course if your business only requires you to transport relatively inexpensive commodities in your van, then this may not be an issue for you, but if you regularly transport tools and equipment worth thousands of pounds, can your business well and truly afford to suffer such a significant loss?

In the previous paragraph it was mentioned that providing you're not involved in an accident, your insurance company would be none the wiser regarding the fact that you were driving a commercial van without having commercial van insurance. But, what happens if you are involved in a collision? First of all, the police officers who arrive at the scene will draw up a report and part of that report will include information regarding the nature of the contents within the vehicle. If you submit a claim to the insurance company, you'll be asked for a copy of the report and this will inevitably result in your cover being blown.

What happens then? The company you have your policy with will be legally entitled to refuse any claims you make. If you remember correctly, when you first take out a policy, you have to declare whether or not the vehicle is being used for business and if you've declared it was only being used for private use, you've essentially provided false information, thus meaning your policy is subject to immediate cancellation. At this point, you will no longer be entitled to any compensation, so not only will you need to pay for your own van to be repaired, but you could also find yourself having to pay for the repairs to a third party's vehicle.

Of course if the driver or the passengers of the other vehicle have been injured, you could also end up facing astronomical medical bills. On top of all that, you can also expect to find yourself standing in front of a magistrate because the occupants of the other vehicle will almost certainly want to squeeze money out of you once they find out they were in a collision with a commercial vehicle. So, all things considered, is it really worth driving your business van without commercial van insurance?

The difference in price between regular van insurance and commercial van insurance is minuscule by comparison to the amount of money you could end up losing, so from a business point of view, it simply isn't worth taking a chance.

For further information regarding commercial van insurance visit http://www.swinton.co.uk/commercial/van/ one of the UK's leading commercial van insurance companies.

Transportability Challenges Solved with an Accessible Mobility Van

Noah Mischiek was a bright, independent young boy.  He had right hemisphere paralysis and was unable to use the right side of his body.  Noah's paralysis was the result of an in-utero stroke that resulted in an emergency caesarean section.  The full extent of his condition wasn't diagnosed until he was six months old – after Noah's parents noticed he was not able to use his right hand.  A quick paediatrician's visit led to a long journey to McMaster Children's Hospital in Hamilton, Ontario where the family received the devastating news.

Despite his disability, Noah was always very independent and wanted to do things for himself. While his parents were told he would never walk, Noah demonstrated the ability to take steps, which came as a great surprise for many.

"They told us he would never walk. He's like our miracle baby!" notes Jamie Rolland, Noah's mother.

At three years old, Noah started wearing a serial cast on his right leg to help him walk.  The cast is removed for a day then put back on for gradually longer periods of time.  The brave pre-schooler also gets Botox injections three times a year in the back of his right leg.  The injections are to help relax his leg muscles that were damaged as a result of the stroke, with the eventual hope of Noah walking on his own.

"I'll never forget ... my niece got into the car and Noah asked, 'How come I can't do that?' and I thought it would break my heart", Jamie recalls.

Creating Family Memories with a Wheelchair Accessible Van

PC Children's Charities help developmentally and physically challenged children.  The charity donated $20,000 to help Noah's family buy a wheelchair accessible van.  The Ontario March of Dimes, an advocacy and rehabilitation charity also contributed $5,524 through the Home and Vehicle Modification program funded by Ontario's Ministry of Community and Social Services. Frank Kasm, Mobility Specialist at Liberty Motor Company, equipped a van with a rotating seat so Noah could seat himself inside the vehicle at the simple push of a button.  Frank personally delivered the 2004 Ford Freestar to the family's home in Woodstock, Ontario on July 24th, 2007.

When Jamie saw Frank drive up with the van, she was very emotional, "I just bawled my eyes out.  Frank had put a personalized plaque inside the van ... it was overwhelming."

The nameplate mounted on the van's dashboard reads "Noah's van".  Frank and the Mobility Specialists at Liberty Motor Company have similar plates made for each child who receives a wheelchair accessible van.  According to Frank, "it helps create a connection between the vehicle and the people who will be relying on it, and with the plaque the van becomes their own personal vehicle".

Noah has taken that bond and his relationship with Frank, to heart.  Frank brought Noah a plush toy lion, which he's named Leo, because Noah is so very brave.  He and Frank have formed a close friendship and they regularly speak on the telephone and keep in touch via e-mail.

"Noah just loves Frank!  He gave us a lot of care and Noah has really bonded with him", Jamie says.

Noah can now get himself into the vehicle and he wants to go everywhere.

"Even if it's just going to buy a bag of milk, Noah has to come along because it's his van," says his mother.

Mischiek Family's New Found Liberty to Travel & Plan Family Vacations

Over two years later Noah's family is able to take vacations in between trips to the hospital and medical treatments because of their wheelchair accessible van conversion from Liberty Motor Co.  In fall 2009, the family travelled to Cape Breton on Canada's eastern coast to visit relatives.

"The kids got to see half of Canada on that trip!  There's no way we would have been able to do that without the van", Jamie recalls.

Frank and Liberty Motor Company also made certain the van was equipped with a DVD player to help make longer trips much easier and enjoyable for the entire family.

"The kids love it!  We use it every time we go in the van.  As soon as we get in, it's ‘can we watch a movie?'  They've already seen Noah's favourite movie Cars several times".

Now that he owns a wheelchair accessible van, Noah would love to visit Marineland Canada next summer… and they just might do that, thanks to Liberty Motor Company!

About the Author

Liberty Motor Company is a leading manufacturer of wheelchair accessible Minivans; providing safe, comfortable and affordable mobility solutions that fit your needs. Their strong dealer network has helped them serve thousands of satisfied customers across North America.Click here to request your Liberty Motor Company Brochure.

How to fix Ford Van front brakes?

I cant get the caliper on after installing new pads on a Ford F350 Econoline Van

Alright....sounds like you're most of the way done. Someone else got it too...kind of.

Grab a small piece of wood if you can (it's ok if not) and a C-Clamp. Make sure that you're supporting your caliper as well, while doing this and when not working on it...use a bent metal coat hanger to hold it up and take weight off of the rubber hoses.

Take the C-Clamp, with the pads out of the caliper and the caliper in your hand, and compress the piston in the caliper. You can press it all of the way in, just A) make sure your brake resevoir is filled all of the way, and B) be prepared to spill a little fluid. By compressing the piston, the fluid will flow backwards and out of the resevoir. This is ok, as long as no air gets back into the lines (it shouldn't with just a little precaution). Put the pads back into the caliper (make sure to use high temp brake grease on all metal-to-metal contact point...EXCEPT THE PAD FACE OF COURSE. BTW...the piston will not come back out at you...make sure no one is in the car to accidentally push the brakes though, as this WILL shoot the piston back out at you.

The caliper and pads should slip right back over the disc. Make sure to re-fill your resevoir to make up for anything that may have flowed out.

EDIT: I'm reading all of the responses you've gotten on both of the times you asked. Don't bother with bleeder screws or removing fluid or anything else like that. The C-Clamp method is all you should need (I'm assuming this may have been your first brake job?) If you're REALLY in doubt, grab the Hayne's Brake Manual...that's how I taught myself how to do brakes originally. But like I said, unless you've tried the C-Clamp before, and it didn't work, THEN maybe these other responses could help.

I also own a 1988 Full Size Bronco, and this method worked on her as well (it really works on all single-piston calipers)

Shoot an email if you're still in doubt.

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