Buccaneer Power Boats recalls
Buccaneer Power Boats boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 10 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Buccaneer Power Boats has one recorded USCG safety recall, issued in September 1994 for a non ignition protected device on boats equipped with the Mercury Sport 90 engine. The campaign affected just 10 units built prior to the recall date. For buyers considering a 1990s Buccaneer with this engine package, verifying remedy completion is a straightforward precaution.
All Buccaneer Power Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
940202T9/2/1994NON IGN PROTECTED DEVICE
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Buccaneer Power Boats
- Decode the HIN to confirm your boat's model year and whether it falls within the affected production window
- Verify the engine type, as only boats with the Mercury Sport 90 were included in the recall
- Request proof of remedy completion from the seller or contact the manufacturer with your HIN
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the fuel system and ignition protection devices during prepurchase survey
Frequently asked questions
How many Buccaneer Power Boats have been recalled?
One USCG recall campaign was issued in 1994, affecting 10 boats equipped with the Mercury Sport 90 engine for a non ignition protected device.
Does the Buccaneer recall apply to all models?
No, only Buccaneer boats built with the Mercury Sport 90 engine prior to September 1994 were affected. Boats with other engine packages were not included in the campaign.
What was the safety issue in the 1994 Buccaneer recall?
The recall addressed a non ignition protected device, which could pose a fire or explosion risk in the presence of fuel vapors. The remedy involved installing proper ignition protection.
Should I avoid buying a Buccaneer Power Boats because of the recall?
A single recall from 1994 affecting 10 units is not a reason to avoid the brand. Verify your candidate boat's HIN and engine type, and confirm remedy completion if it falls within the affected group.