Castro Skiff recalls
Castro Skiff 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.
Castro Skiff has one recorded USCG recall campaign (14R5436S) affecting the Lookout Skiff model. The recall addressed labeling, capacity plate, and navigation lights compliance. These are safety marking and equipment items that a used buyer should verify have been remedied before purchase.
All Castro Skiff recalls
- ⚠ Recall
14R5436SLABEL; CAPACITY; NAVIGATION LIGHTS
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Castro Skiff
- Request the HIN and verify whether the specific boat was subject to recall campaign 14R5436S.
- Confirm that the capacity plate is present, legible, and properly affixed to the vessel.
- Test all navigation lights to ensure they function correctly and meet USCG requirements.
- Request documentation of any recall remedy work completed by the manufacturer or an authorized dealer.
Frequently asked questions
What Castro Skiff models have been recalled?
The Lookout Skiff model was affected by USCG recall campaign 14R5436S for labeling, capacity plate, and navigation lights issues.
What issues did the Castro Skiff recall address?
The recall covered deficiencies in vessel labeling, the capacity plate, and navigation light compliance. These are required safety and regulatory markings.
How can I tell if a used Castro Skiff was recalled?
Use the HIN to check the USCG recall database at recalls.gov or contact Castro Skiff directly with the hull identification number.
Should I avoid buying a recalled Castro Skiff?
Not necessarily. Verify that the recall remedy was completed and documented, as these were compliance and safety marking issues rather than structural defects.