Allied Boat Works recalls
Allied Boat Works boats have 1 recall campaign on record . Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
ALLIED BOAT WORKS, LLC has one documented USCG recall on record, campaign 13R5211S from September 2013 affecting the Sportsman outboard powered model. The recall addressed capacity labeling and level flotation requirements, both critical safety certifications. Any used Allied Sportsman from this era should be verified for compliance before purchase.
All Allied Boat Works recalls
- ⚠ Recall
13R5211S9/18/2013LABEL; CAPACITY; LEVEL FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Allied Boat Works
- Cross reference the HIN against USCG recall 13R5211S if considering a Sportsman model
- Verify the capacity plate is present, legible, and matches Coast Guard certification requirements
- Confirm level flotation compliance through hull inspection or manufacturer documentation
- Request proof the recall remedy was completed if the boat falls within the affected production run
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has ALLIED BOAT WORKS, LLC had?
One USCG recall is on record, campaign 13R5211S from September 2013 affecting the Sportsman outboard model for capacity labeling and flotation certification.
What was the Allied Boat Works Sportsman recall for?
The 2013 recall addressed deficiencies in the capacity label and level flotation certification, both federally mandated safety requirements for recreational boats.
How do I check if my Allied boat was recalled?
Locate the HIN on the transom and cross check it against USCG recall campaign 13R5211S. The affected model was the Sportsman outboard configuration from the 2013 production period.
Is the Allied Sportsman recall serious?
Capacity and flotation labeling directly affect safe loading limits and swamped boat buoyancy. Missing or incorrect certification means the boat may not meet Coast Guard safety standards.