M And L Fiberglass recalls
M And L Fiberglass boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 7 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
M And L Fiberglass has one recorded USCG recall campaign affecting 7 units of the M & L SPORTSMAN model from 1981. The campaign addressed a missing capacity label, which is required under federal regulations to inform operators of maximum weight and passenger limits. Used buyers should verify that any 1981 era M & L SPORTSMAN has a properly affixed capacity plate.
All M And L Fiberglass recalls
- ⚠ Recall
810151S10/20/1981NO CAPACITY LABEL
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used M And L Fiberglass
- Check for a capacity label on the transom or console area
- Request the HIN and contact the prior owner to confirm whether the remedy was applied
- Have a marine surveyor verify that the boat meets current capacity plate requirements
- Confirm the model year and name to determine if the boat falls within the affected 7 units
Frequently asked questions
How many M And L Fiberglass boats have been recalled?
USCG records show one recall campaign affecting 7 units of the M & L SPORTSMAN model in 1981 for a missing capacity label.
What was the M And L Fiberglass recall about?
The 1981 campaign addressed boats that were manufactured without a federally required capacity label indicating maximum weight and passenger limits.
Which M And L Fiberglass models were recalled?
Only the M & L SPORTSMAN model was affected by the 1981 capacity label recall.
Should I be concerned about buying a used M And L Fiberglass boat?
The single recall campaign was limited to 7 units from 1981 and addressed a labeling issue. Verify that any M & L SPORTSMAN from that era has a capacity plate installed.