Lippert recalls
Lippert boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 4,142 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Lippert has one recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard: campaign 21MF0212, issued in April 2021, affecting 4,142 units across various models. This is a relatively limited recall history for a builder, but any used buyer should verify whether their specific boat falls within the affected range and confirm that the remedy was completed. The recall addresses a defect, and incomplete remedies can affect safety and resale value.
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21MF02124/29/2021
What to check before you buy a used Lippert
- Obtain the HIN from the boat you are considering and cross reference it against the affected serial number range for recall 21MF0212.
- Contact Lippert Components or an authorized dealer to confirm whether the remedy was completed on this specific hull.
- Request written documentation of the completed remedy, including the date of service and the dealer or facility that performed the work.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the systems related to the recall during your prepurchase survey to verify proper repair and current condition.
Frequently asked questions
How many Lippert boats have been recalled?
Lippert has one recall campaign on record, 21MF0212 from April 2021, which affected 4,142 units across various models. This recall addressed a defect and was issued by the U.S. Coast Guard.
What was the 2021 Lippert recall for?
The recall 21MF0212 was classified as a defect affecting various Lippert models. Specific technical details of the defect are available through the USCG recall database or by contacting Lippert directly with your HIN.
How do I check if my Lippert boat is part of the recall?
Use your hull identification number to verify whether your boat falls within the affected serial range for campaign 21MF0212. Contact Lippert Components or search the USCG recall database at uscgboating.org to confirm.
Does one recall mean Lippert boats are unreliable?
A single recall affecting 4,142 units is not necessarily an indicator of poor quality, as recalls are common across the marine industry when a defect is identified. The key concern for buyers is whether the specific boat you are considering had the remedy completed and documented.