H And H Fiberglass recalls
H And H Fiberglass boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 25 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
H And H Fiberglass Inc has one documented USCG recall from June 1980 involving 25 units of the MODEL 1750 for a safe loading issue. The single campaign, number 800161S, represents the brand's only federal safety action on record. Buyers of vintage H And H Fiberglass vessels should verify whether their boat was affected and if the remedy was completed.
All H And H Fiberglass recalls
- ⚠ Recall
800161S6/6/1980SAFE LOADING
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used H And H Fiberglass
- Verify if your boat is a MODEL 1750 manufactured around the 1980 recall period
- Request documentation from the seller confirming the safe loading remedy was applied
- Inspect the capacity plate to ensure it is present, legible, and displays proper limits
- Have a marine surveyor assess the vessel before purchase, especially for boats from this era
Frequently asked questions
How many H And H Fiberglass Inc boats have been recalled?
One USCG recall campaign (800161S) was issued in June 1980, affecting 25 units of the MODEL 1750 for a safe loading defect.
What was the H And H Fiberglass recall for?
The 1980 recall addressed a safe loading issue on the MODEL 1750. The specific defect related to vessel capacity and stability requirements.
How can I check if my H And H Fiberglass boat was recalled?
Cross reference your hull identification number (HIN) with the MODEL 1750 designation and 1980 model year. The USCG recall database lists campaign 800161S details.
Is the H And H Fiberglass recall serious?
Safe loading recalls are safety critical, as they address vessel stability and capacity limits necessary to prevent dangerous overloading conditions.