Northport Marine recalls
Northport Marine boats have 1 recall campaign on record . Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Northport Marine has one safety campaign on record with the Coast Guard: recall 16CG066S covering the F 4602 12 foot aluminum vee fish model for a defect. The number of units affected is not disclosed in public records, limiting visibility into the scope. Used buyers should verify remedy completion and request documentation from the seller.
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16CG066S
What to check before you buy a used Northport Marine
- Confirm your HIN against recall campaign 16CG066S to determine if your prospective boat was included in the affected production run
- Request documentation from the seller showing the recall remedy was completed by an authorized dealer or qualified technician
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the area related to the defect during prepurchase survey, even if the remedy was reportedly completed
- Contact Northport Marine or the Coast Guard recall database directly if the seller cannot provide remedy confirmation
Frequently asked questions
How many Northport Marine boats have been recalled?
One recall campaign (16CG066S) appears in Coast Guard records, affecting the F 4602 12 foot aluminum vee fish model, though the number of units involved is not publicly disclosed.
What was the Northport Marine recall for?
Campaign 16CG066S was issued for a defect on the F 4602 model. Specific defect details are not available in the public record.
Should I avoid buying a used Northport Marine boat?
One recall on a single model does not disqualify the builder, but you should verify your HIN against campaign 16CG066S and confirm any required remedy was completed before purchase.
How do I check if a Northport Marine boat was recalled?
Cross reference your boat's HIN with Coast Guard recall campaign 16CG066S, either through the USCG recall database or by contacting Northport Marine directly with the HIN.