Eliminator Boats recalls
Eliminator Boats boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 10 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Eliminator Boats has one federal recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard. Campaign 810005S, issued in January 1981, addressed a flotation deficiency in the 19 foot Daytona model and affected 10 units. Buyers shopping for used Eliminator boats should verify whether their prospective hull falls within this small, dated campaign.
All Eliminator Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
810005S1/1/1981FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Eliminator Boats
- Decode the HIN to confirm your prospect's model year and model designation.
- Contact Eliminator Boats or an authorized dealer to verify whether campaign 810005S applies and if the remedy was completed.
- Request documentation of any flotation repair if the boat falls within the affected serial range.
- Have a surveyor inspect flotation foam condition; foam degrades over decades even if the recall was remedied.
Frequently asked questions
How many Eliminator Boats have been recalled?
One federal campaign is on record, affecting 10 units of the 19 foot Daytona model in 1981 for a flotation issue.
What was the Eliminator Boats recall for?
Campaign 810005S addressed a flotation deficiency in the 19 foot Daytona. Insufficient or improperly installed flotation foam can compromise buoyancy in a swamping scenario.
Should I worry about a 1981 recall when buying a used Eliminator boat today?
Only if you are considering a 19 foot Daytona from that era. Verify the HIN and confirm the remedy was completed before purchase.
How do I check if my Eliminator boat was part of a recall?
Cross reference your hull identification number with campaign 810005S details, or contact Eliminator Boats directly for recall remedy records.