Aquatic Watercraft recalls
Aquatic Watercraft boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 18 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Aquatic Watercraft Inc has one recorded USCG recall campaign, issued in March 1996, affecting 18 units of the ITZ A BOAT model. The recall addressed an incorrect capacity plate showing safe load person weight, a labeling deficiency rather than a structural flaw. For buyers considering a used Aquatic Watercraft Inc boat from that era, verifying the capacity plate was corrected is a straightforward HIN lookup.
All Aquatic Watercraft recalls
- ⚠ Recall
951416S3/28/1996SAFE LOAD: PERS WT
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Aquatic Watercraft
- Decode the HIN to confirm manufacture date and whether the boat falls within the 1996 ITZ A BOAT production run.
- Inspect the capacity plate for accuracy against USCG standards for the hull length and design.
- Request documentation from the seller showing the remedy was applied or confirm with the builder if still in operation.
- Factor the limited 18 unit recall scope into your decision; this was a targeted labeling correction, not a fleet wide safety issue.
Frequently asked questions
How many boat recalls has Aquatic Watercraft Inc had?
Aquatic Watercraft Inc has one recorded USCG recall campaign from 1996, affecting the ITZ A BOAT model. The recall corrected capacity plate labeling for 18 units.
What was wrong with the recalled Aquatic Watercraft Inc boats?
The March 1996 recall addressed an incorrect capacity plate showing safe load person weight. This was a labeling error, not a hull or structural defect.
Does the 1996 recall affect all Aquatic Watercraft Inc boats?
No. The recall applied only to 18 units of the ITZ A BOAT model produced around 1996. Other models and years are not part of this campaign.
Should I avoid buying an Aquatic Watercraft Inc boat because of the recall?
Not necessarily. The single recall was limited in scope and addressed a capacity plate labeling issue. Verify the remedy was applied and assess the boat on its overall condition and maintenance history.