River Hawk Boats recalls
River Hawk Boats boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 176 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
River Hawk Boats Inc has one recorded USCG recall, issued in April 2006 for a capacity label compliance issue affecting 176 units of the B60 15 foot 3 inch outboard model. This was a labeling deficiency rather than a structural or safety defect, meaning the boat exceeded the rated capacity shown on its plate. Buyers of used River Hawk boats should verify whether their specific model was part of this campaign and confirm remedy completion.
All River Hawk Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
06R1269S4/18/2006LABEL; CAPACITY
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used River Hawk Boats
- Confirm the model and year of any River Hawk boat you are considering against the B60 15 foot 3 inch outboard affected by the 2006 recall.
- Inspect the capacity plate for legibility and verify that stated capacities match USCG requirements for the hull size and design.
- Contact the seller or previous owner to confirm whether recall remedy work was completed if the boat matches the affected model.
- Request a marine survey to verify overall condition and compliance with safety standards regardless of recall status.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has River Hawk Boats Inc had?
River Hawk Boats Inc has one USCG recall on record, issued in April 2006 for a capacity label issue on the B60 model. No other federal recalls are documented.
What was the River Hawk Boats Inc recall for?
The recall addressed incorrect capacity labeling on 176 units of the B60 15 foot 3 inch outboard model, meaning the boat exceeded the capacity stated on its compliance plate.
Is my River Hawk boat part of the recall?
Only the B60 15 foot 3 inch outboard model from the 2006 production period was affected. Check your hull identification number and model designation to confirm.
Are River Hawk boats safe to buy used?
The single recall was a labeling compliance issue, not a structural defect. Verify remedy completion for affected models and obtain a marine survey to assess overall condition before purchase.