Blb recalls
Blb 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.
Blb has one documented USCG recall on record, issued in August 2011 for a seat attachment defect affecting various models. The campaign number 110036T addressed potential safety concerns with how seats were mounted. Any buyer considering a used Blb from that era should verify whether the specific vessel was included in the recall and, if so, confirm that the remedy was completed.
All Blb recalls
- ⚠ Recall
110036T8/23/2011SEAT ATTACHMENT
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Blb
- Obtain the HIN and contact Blb or an authorized dealer to confirm whether your vessel was included in recall campaign 110036T.
- Request documentation proving the seat attachment remedy was completed if the boat was affected.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect all seat mounting points and hardware during the prepurchase survey.
- If the recall remedy cannot be verified, negotiate a repair allowance or walk away from the deal.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Blb had?
Blb has one documented USCG safety recall on file, campaign 110036T from August 2011 addressing seat attachment issues on various models.
What was the 2011 Blb seat recall about?
Recall 110036T concerned defective seat attachments that posed a safety risk. The campaign applied to various Blb models, though the exact unit count affected is not publicly listed.
Which Blb models were affected by the recall?
The USCG recall notice lists various models as affected but does not specify individual model names or years. Buyers should verify coverage by HIN with Blb directly.
How do I check if my Blb boat was recalled?
Contact Blb or an authorized dealer with your hull identification number to determine if your vessel was part of campaign 110036T and whether the remedy was applied.