Connery recalls
Connery boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 12 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Connery has one recorded USCG recall campaign affecting 12 units of the FLATS KING model built in 1999. The campaign addressed level flotation compliance, a safety critical component that keeps a swamped hull afloat. For used buyers, this narrow recall footprint suggests limited systemic issues, though any FLATS KING from that era requires verification that the remedy was completed.
All Connery recalls
- ⚠ Recall
941332S8/26/1999LEVEL FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Connery
- Cross reference the HIN against USCG recall 941332S to confirm whether your prospect is in the affected population of 12 FLATS KING units.
- Request proof of remedy completion from the seller, such as a service receipt or builder confirmation letter dated after August 1999.
- Inspect flotation foam condition during pre purchase survey, since 25 year old foam can degrade regardless of recall status.
- Contact Connery directly with the HIN if remedy records are missing, as builders often retain campaign completion logs.
Frequently asked questions
How many Connery boat recalls have been issued?
One USCG recall campaign was issued for Connery boats, affecting 12 FLATS KING units built in 1999 for level flotation noncompliance.
Which Connery models are affected by recalls?
Only the FLATS KING model is named in Connery's recall history, with 12 units subject to campaign 941332S for flotation correction.
What was wrong with the recalled Connery boats?
The 1999 FLATS KING units did not meet level flotation standards, meaning the hull might not remain upright when swamped. The recall required flotation foam remediation to restore compliance.
Should I avoid buying a used Connery boat because of recalls?
A single 12 unit campaign from 1999 is a minimal recall footprint. Verify remedy completion if buying an affected FLATS KING, but other Connery models carry no recall history in USCG records.