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Lowell S Boat Yard recalls

Lowell S Boat Yard boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 2 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected2reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Lowell S Boat Yard has one recorded USCG recall campaign affecting 2 units of the 12 Foot Tender model. The 2006 campaign addressed capacity label certification issues, a documentation deficiency rather than a structural or safety defect. Used buyers should verify the capacity plate is present and compliant before purchase.

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What to check before you buy a used Lowell S Boat Yard

  1. Check the boat's HIN against USCG recall 05R0775S to confirm whether your unit was affected
  2. Inspect the capacity plate to verify it displays proper weight and person limits and meets current Coast Guard labeling standards
  3. Request documentation from the seller showing the recall remedy was completed if the boat was part of the 2 unit population
  4. Contact the Coast Guard or a marine surveyor if the capacity label is missing, damaged, or appears noncompliant

Frequently asked questions

How many recalls has Lowell S Boat Yard had?

Lowell S Boat Yard has one recorded USCG recall campaign, issued in April 2006, affecting 2 units of the 12 Foot Tender model.

What Lowell S Boat Yard models were recalled?

Only the 12 Foot Tender was subject to recall, specifically for capacity label and certification compliance issues.

How do I check if my Lowell S Boat Yard boat is recalled?

Cross reference your hull identification number (HIN) with USCG recall campaign 05R0775S. Only 2 units of the 12 Foot Tender produced before April 2006 were affected.

Is the Lowell S Boat Yard recall a serious safety issue?

The recall addressed capacity labeling and certification, not a structural defect. Proper capacity labeling is required by law to prevent overloading, but the underlying boat construction was not at issue.