Built To Last Woodworks recalls
Built To Last Woodworks boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 6 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Built To Last Woodworks has one documented USCG recall from June 2005 affecting 6 units of their 11 foot Outboard model. The campaign addressed labeling, capacity markings, and basic flotation requirements. This limited recall history suggests isolated compliance issues rather than systemic manufacturing problems.
All Built To Last Woodworks recalls
- ⚠ Recall
05R0670S6/17/2005LABEL; CAPACITY; BASIC FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Built To Last Woodworks
- Verify the HIN against USCG recall 05R0670S if considering a 2005 or earlier 11 foot Outboard model
- Request documentation showing the capacity label and flotation compliance remedy was completed
- Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation foam condition regardless of recall status
- Contact the builder or USCG to confirm remedy status if purchasing the affected model year
Frequently asked questions
How many Built To Last Woodworks boats have been recalled?
One recall campaign in 2005 affected 6 units of the 11 foot Outboard model for labeling, capacity, and flotation compliance issues.
What was wrong with the recalled Built To Last Woodworks boats?
The June 2005 recall addressed incorrect or missing capacity labels and basic flotation requirements on 6 units of the 11 foot Outboard model.
Should I avoid buying a used Built To Last Woodworks boat?
The single recall affecting only 6 units in 2005 represents a minimal safety record. Check the HIN if buying an 11 foot Outboard from that era and confirm the remedy was completed.
How do I check if a Built To Last Woodworks boat was recalled?
Cross reference the hull identification number with USCG recall 05R0670S, which covers 11 foot Outboard models manufactured around 2005.