Ebko recalls
Ebko boats have 2 recall campaigns on record across 53 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Ebko Industries Inc has 2 USCG safety recalls on record, both issued in 1980 and affecting 53 boats total. The campaigns addressed capacity labeling deficiencies: one recall covered 52 boats across various models that lacked required capacity or certification labels, and a second recall addressed a capacity display issue on 1 Staletto model boat. For buyers considering a used Ebko Industries Inc boat from this era, these were administrative compliance issues rather than structural or operational defects.
All Ebko recalls
- ⚠ Recall
800272S11/11/1980CAPACITY DISPLAY
What this means before you buy → - ⚠ Recall
800028S1/1/1980LACKED CAPACITY/CERT; LABELS
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What to check before you buy a used Ebko
- Verify your boat's HIN against the affected model years and campaign numbers to confirm whether it was part of either 1980 recall
- Inspect the capacity plate and certification label to ensure they are present, legible, and meet USCG requirements
- Request documentation from the seller showing whether any recall remedy was completed if the boat falls within the affected range
- Have a marine surveyor verify all required labeling and capacity information during your pre purchase inspection
Frequently asked questions
How many Ebko Industries Inc boats have been recalled?
53 boats have been recalled across 2 USCG campaigns, both issued in 1980. The recalls addressed capacity and certification labeling requirements, not structural or mechanical failures.
What years were affected by Ebko Industries Inc recalls?
Both recalls were issued in 1980. One affected 1 Staletto model for a capacity display issue, and the other affected 52 boats across various models for missing capacity or certification labels.
What should I check if I am buying a used Ebko Industries Inc boat?
Verify the HIN to see if your boat was included in either 1980 labeling recall, then inspect for proper capacity plates and certification labels. Request proof of remedy completion if applicable.
Are Ebko Industries Inc recalls serious safety issues?
The 2 recalls on record were administrative compliance issues related to required capacity and certification labeling, not structural defects or operational hazards. Proper labeling is still important for safe loading limits.