Dougherty Marine recalls
Dougherty Marine boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 1 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Dougherty Marine has one recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard, campaign 021092S issued in May 2003. This recall addressed maximum weight capacity labeling on a single 13 foot skiff unit. The limited scope and single affected unit indicate minimal systemic safety concerns for prospective buyers of used Dougherty Marine boats.
All Dougherty Marine recalls
- ⚠ Recall
021092S5/6/2003MAX WEIGHT
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Dougherty Marine
- Verify the HIN against recall campaign 021092S if you are considering a 13 foot Dougherty Marine skiff manufactured around 2003
- Confirm that the boat displays a current, legible capacity plate with correct maximum weight and passenger ratings
- Request documentation showing the recall remedy was completed if the boat matches the affected model and year
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the capacity plate and transom area during your prepurchase survey
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Dougherty Marine had?
Dougherty Marine has one recall on record with the Coast Guard, issued in 2003 for a maximum weight capacity issue on a 13 foot skiff.
What was the Dougherty Marine recall about?
The 2003 recall (021092S) addressed incorrect maximum weight capacity labeling on one 13 foot skiff model, which could lead to overloading and safety risks.
Does the recall affect all Dougherty Marine boats?
No, the recall affected only one unit of the 13 foot skiff model. Other Dougherty Marine models and production years are not included in this campaign.
How do I check if my Dougherty Marine boat is recalled?
Locate the Hull Identification Number on the transom and check it against Coast Guard recall 021092S. The USCG recall database and the manufacturer can confirm whether your specific HIN is included.