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Property damage caused by riding lawnmower
Q: The insured is a lawnmower repair company. The insured went to a customer's home to pick up his riding lawnmower. The insured back his truck/trailer up to load the mower. The insured got on the riding lawnmower and put it in drive and the mower went in reverse through the garage door damaging it. Does this fall under exclusion g. (Aircraft, Auto or Watercraft) under the CGL form regarding loading and unloading? Also is the mower considered a mechanical device? Lastly, would it fall under subsection a. of the definition of mobile equipment?
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