Master Craft Boat Holdings recalls
Master Craft Boat Holdings boats have 2 recall campaigns on record across 1,638 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Master Craft Boat Holdings has issued 2 USCG recalls since 2020, including a 2021 flotation campaign affecting 1,638 units of the 191 HYBRID model. The earlier 2020 recall involved flotation equipment but affected zero production units. Buyers should verify remedy completion on any used Master Craft, particularly 191 HYBRID models from the affected production window.
All Master Craft Boat Holdings recalls
- ⚠ Recall
20SD00208/24/2020Quantity of flotation app
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21DL09268/12/2021Manufacturer has calculat
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What to check before you buy a used Master Craft Boat Holdings
- Cross reference the hull identification number against USCG recall campaigns 20SD0020 and 21DL0926 to confirm whether the boat falls within affected serial ranges
- Request documentary proof from the seller that any applicable recall remedy was completed by an authorized dealer
- Verify flotation foam and capacity labeling during prepurchase survey, as both campaigns relate to flotation compliance
- Contact Master Craft or the USCG recall database directly with the HIN if seller documentation is incomplete
Frequently asked questions
How many Master Craft Boat Holdings recalls have been issued?
Master Craft has issued 2 USCG safety recalls since 2020, with the larger campaign in 2021 affecting 1,638 boats.
Which Master Craft models are affected by recalls?
The 2021 campaign 21DL0926 specifically affects the 191 HYBRID model. The 2020 campaign listed various models but involved zero production units.
What was the 2021 Master Craft recall about?
Campaign 21DL0926 involved flotation calculations on 1,638 units of the 191 HYBRID model, issued in August 2021.
How do I check if a used Master Craft has an open recall?
Enter the hull identification number into the USCG recall database or contact Master Craft directly. Request proof of remedy completion from the seller before purchase.