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D B R Sports recalls

D B R Sports boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 13 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected13reported
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What you need to know

D B R Sports Inc has one USCG safety recall on record, campaign 951381S issued March 1998. The recall addressed level flotation concerns on 13 units of the 12 FT NIGHTFLY model. Flotation compliance is a foundational safety requirement, so verifying remedy completion is critical before purchasing any affected unit.

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What to check before you buy a used D B R Sports

  1. Confirm whether your prospective boat is a 12 FT NIGHTFLY from the 1998 or earlier production period.
  2. Request proof from the seller that recall 951381S was completed, or verify remedy status directly with USCG using the hull identification number.
  3. Hire a marine surveyor to inspect flotation foam condition and compliance with CFR 33 Part 183 standards.
  4. Walk away if the seller cannot document the recall remedy or if the surveyor finds flotation deficiencies.

Frequently asked questions

How many recalls has D B R Sports Inc had?

D B R Sports Inc has one USCG recall on record, campaign 951381S from March 1998, affecting 13 units of the 12 FT NIGHTFLY model.

Which D B R Sports Inc models were recalled?

Only the 12 FT NIGHTFLY model was subject to the 1998 level flotation recall. Other D B R Sports Inc models have no documented USCG safety campaigns.

What was the level flotation recall about?

The recall addressed flotation foam that did not meet federal buoyancy standards under CFR 33 Part 183, which could compromise the boat's ability to stay afloat if swamped or capsized.

Should I avoid a used D B R Sports Inc boat because of this recall?

Not necessarily. The recall is 28 years old and affected only 13 units of one model. Verify remedy completion and get a surveyor to confirm current flotation integrity before buying.