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Ebbtide recalls

Ebbtide boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 267 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 affected267reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Ebbtide Corporation has one USCG recall campaign on record, campaign 08R2692S addressing ventilation defects in 192 SE models. The campaign affected 267 units, and while the issue year is not specified in federal records, any buyer considering a used 192 SE should verify remedy completion before purchase.

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What to check before you buy a used Ebbtide

  1. Cross reference the HIN against USCG recall campaign 08R2692S to confirm whether the specific boat was included in the 267 affected units.
  2. Request documentation from the seller proving the ventilation remedy was completed by an authorized service center.
  3. Have a surveyor inspect the ventilation system during prepurchase survey, focusing on blower operation and compartment venting per ABYC standards.
  4. Contact Ebbtide or the dealer of record to verify remedy status if seller documentation is missing.

Frequently asked questions

How many Ebbtide boats have been recalled?

Federal records show 267 Ebbtide boats under one USCG campaign, 08R2692S, which addressed ventilation defects in the 192 SE model.

Which Ebbtide models were recalled?

The 192 SE is the only model listed in USCG recall records for Ebbtide Corporation, under campaign 08R2692S for ventilation issues.

What was the Ebbtide ventilation recall about?

Campaign 08R2692S involved ventilation system defects that could allow fuel vapors to accumulate, creating an explosion risk. The remedy required blower or ducting corrections to meet ABYC H 33 standards.

How do I check if an Ebbtide boat recall was fixed?

Request remedy completion records from the seller, verify the HIN against campaign 08R2692S with USCG or Ebbtide directly, and have your surveyor document the current ventilation system condition in the prepurchase report.