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Koffler Boats recalls

Koffler Boats boats have 2 recall campaigns on record across 31 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns2USCG / CPSC
Units affected31reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Koffler Boats Inc has two USCG safety recalls on record from 1980 and 1992, affecting 31 boats total. The campaigns addressed flotation stability on the Jet Sled model and incorrect horsepower capacity ratings on the Pram 10. Both issues are safety critical, so verifying remedy completion is essential before buying any used Koffler boat from these model lines.

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What to check before you buy a used Koffler Boats

  1. Cross reference the HIN against USCG campaign 920395S if considering a Jet Sled or 800308S for a Pram 10
  2. Request documentation proving the flotation correction was completed on any Jet Sled built around 1992
  3. Verify the capacity plate shows the correct maximum horsepower rating on any Pram 10 and compare to USCG records
  4. Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation chambers and confirm capacity compliance before purchase

Frequently asked questions

How many Koffler Boats Inc recalls have been issued

USCG records show two safety recalls for Koffler Boats Inc, one in 1980 for horsepower capacity on the Pram 10 and one in 1992 for flotation stability on the Jet Sled.

Which Koffler boat models were recalled

The Pram 10 was recalled in 1980 for incorrect HP capacity ratings affecting 28 units, and the Jet Sled was recalled in 1992 for level flotation issues affecting 3 units.

Are Koffler Boats Inc recalls serious safety issues

Yes. Incorrect horsepower ratings can lead to swamping or capsizing, and flotation defects compromise survivability if the boat takes on water. Both recalls address core safety systems.

Should I avoid buying a used Koffler Pram 10 or Jet Sled

Not necessarily, but confirm the recall remedy was completed and documented. A marine surveyor can verify flotation integrity and capacity plate accuracy before you commit to purchase.