Hollands Boat Shop recalls
Hollands Boat Shop 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.
Hollands Boat Shop has one USCG recall on record, affecting a single Holland 14 outboard unit in 2020. The campaign addressed a labeling deficiency related to safe loading capacity, not a structural or propulsion defect. Buyers shopping used Hollands Boat Shop models face minimal recall risk based on this limited history.
All Hollands Boat Shop recalls
- ⚠ Recall
19R6079S3/23/2020SAFE LOADING MAX WT; LABEL; CAPACITY
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Hollands Boat Shop
- Verify the hull identification number (HIN) against USCG campaign 19R6079S if considering a Holland 14 outboard from 2019 or earlier production.
- Inspect the capacity plate for presence, legibility, and correct maximum weight and person capacity markings.
- Cross reference stated capacity against USCG formulas or the builder's published specifications for the model year.
- Request written confirmation from the seller that any applicable recall remedy was completed, or confirm directly with the builder if still in operation.
Frequently asked questions
How many Hollands Boat Shop boats have been recalled?
One unit was recalled under USCG campaign 19R6079S in March 2020, affecting a Holland 14 outboard model. No other Hollands Boat Shop recalls appear in federal safety databases.
What was the recall issue on the Holland 14?
The recall concerned a missing or incorrect safe loading capacity label. The defect was administrative (labeling compliance) rather than a hull, engine, or flotation defect.
Should I avoid buying a used Holland 14 outboard?
No. The single unit recall does not indicate a fleet wide defect. Verify the capacity plate is present and matches USCG requirements for the hull length and design.
How do I check if a specific Hollands Boat Shop boat was recalled?
Obtain the 12 character HIN from the transom, then search the USCG recall database or contact the Coast Guard Recall Coordinator with the HIN and model information to confirm campaign applicability.