Landau recalls
Landau boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 135 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Landau Manufacturing has one recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard, issued in July 1997 for a level flotation defect affecting the 150T CRAPPIE JON model. The campaign covered 135 units. Buyers considering a used Landau from this era should verify whether the flotation remedy was completed, as inadequate flotation creates capsizing and sinking risk.
All Landau recalls
- ⚠ Recall
971531S7/24/1997LEVEL FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Landau
- Confirm the model and year of the boat you are inspecting against the affected 150T CRAPPIE JON from 1997.
- Request the hull identification number and check with the manufacturer or a marine surveyor to verify whether the flotation recall remedy was applied.
- Inspect the flotation foam or compartments for signs of degradation, water intrusion, or incomplete repair work.
- If the recall was not remedied or you cannot confirm completion, walk away or demand a professional flotation test and repair before purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls does Landau Manufacturing have?
Landau Manufacturing has one recall on record, issued in 1997 for a level flotation defect on the 150T CRAPPIE JON model.
What was the Landau Manufacturing recall for?
The recall addressed a level flotation defect, meaning the foam or sealed compartments intended to keep the boat afloat in a swamping or capsizing scenario did not meet Coast Guard standards.
Which Landau boat models were recalled?
Only the 150T CRAPPIE JON model was subject to the 1997 flotation recall, affecting 135 units.
How do I know if my used Landau boat was part of the recall?
Check the hull identification number against the recall campaign 971531S. If your boat is a 150T CRAPPIE JON manufactured around 1997, contact a marine surveyor or the builder to confirm remedy completion.