Mariner Yacht recalls
Mariner Yacht boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 44 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Mariner Yacht Co Inc has one documented USCG recall from April 1981 affecting 44 units. The campaign addressed an LPG/CNG gas control panel component (AIRPAX T 11), a critical safety system. For any used Mariner Yacht Co Inc boat from that era, confirming the remedy was completed is essential before purchase.
All Mariner Yacht recalls
- ⚠ Recall
810035M4/9/1981AIRPAX T-11 INSTALLED IN; LPG/CNG GAS CONTROL PANEL
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Mariner Yacht
- Obtain the boat's HIN and verify with the seller whether the 1981 gas panel recall was completed on that specific unit
- Request documentation of the AIRPAX T 11 component replacement or remedy from the original campaign
- Have a qualified marine surveyor inspect all LPG and CNG fuel systems regardless of claimed recall status
- Cross reference the build date with the April 1981 campaign to determine if the boat falls within the affected production window
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Mariner Yacht Co Inc had?
Mariner Yacht Co Inc has one documented USCG recall, issued April 9, 1981, addressing an LPG/CNG gas control panel component across 44 units of various models.
What was recalled on Mariner Yacht Co Inc boats?
The recall targeted the AIRPAX T 11 component in LPG and CNG gas control panels. Gas system defects present fire and explosion hazards.
Should I avoid Mariner Yacht Co Inc boats because of the recall?
One component recall from 1981 does not disqualify the brand, but boats from that era require verification that the gas panel was remedied and a current surveyor inspection of all fuel systems.
How do I know if a specific Mariner Yacht Co Inc boat was affected by the recall?
Check the HIN to determine the build date. Boats built through April 1981 may be part of the 44 unit campaign. Request remedy documentation from the seller and verify with a marine surveyor.