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Marine Power Europe recalls

Marine Power Europe 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.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected7reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Marine Power Europe has one recorded USCG recall campaign, issued in November 2005 for fuel tank issues on models PT 650, PT 750, and PT 850. The campaign affected 7 units total. While the recall footprint is small, fuel system integrity is critical for safety, and any used boat from this builder warrants verification of remedy completion.

All Marine Power Europe recalls

What to check before you buy a used Marine Power Europe

  1. Obtain the Hull Identification Number and check USCG records to confirm whether the specific boat falls within the 7 units affected by campaign 050070T
  2. If the boat is a PT 650, PT 750, or PT 850 from the 2005 era, request documentation proving the fuel tank recall remedy was completed
  3. Have a qualified marine surveyor inspect the fuel system for leaks, corrosion, or modifications regardless of recall status
  4. Contact the current owner or builder to verify the fuel tank installation meets current safety standards

Frequently asked questions

How many Marine Power Europe boats have been recalled

One USCG recall campaign was issued in 2005, affecting 7 units across three models related to fuel tank issues.

Which Marine Power Europe models were recalled

The November 2005 recall covered models PT 650, PT 750, and PT 850 for fuel tank issues.

Should I be concerned about buying a used Marine Power Europe boat

The recall history is limited to 7 units from one 2005 campaign. Verify the specific HIN against USCG records and have the fuel system inspected by a surveyor before purchase.

What was the Marine Power Europe fuel tank recall about

Campaign 050070T addressed fuel tank issues on PT 650, PT 750, and PT 850 models. Only 7 units were affected, but fuel system integrity is safety critical and should be verified on any used boat.