Rock N Croc recalls
Rock N Croc 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.
Rock N Croc has one USCG recall on record (campaign 16R5768S), affecting labeling, capacity information, and fuel system documentation on 20 FT airboat models. The campaign lists 0 units affected, suggesting the issue was identified before production or delivery. Used buyers should still verify compliance on any airboat model through the HIN and original documentation.
All Rock N Croc recalls
- ⚠ Recall
16R5768SLABEL; CAPACITY; FUEL SYSTEM
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Rock N Croc
- Decode the HIN to confirm model year and whether the boat falls within the 20 FT airboat designation subject to the recall campaign.
- Request the capacity plate and fuel system labels from the seller and verify they match USCG requirements for the hull.
- If buying a 20 FT airboat, contact Rock N Croc or review the original sales documentation to confirm the recall remedy was completed or never applied.
- Have a surveyor inspect labeling and fuel system compliance during the prepurchase survey, especially on airboat models from the same production period.
Frequently asked questions
How many Rock N Croc recalls are there?
USCG records show one recall campaign (16R5768S) for Rock N Croc, involving labeling, capacity, and fuel system issues on 20 FT airboat models. The campaign reported 0 units affected.
What Rock N Croc models were recalled?
The 20 FT airboat model was named in the single USCG recall. The campaign addressed labeling and fuel system documentation rather than a structural or mechanical defect.
Does a Rock N Croc recall affect resale value?
The single recall on record listed 0 affected units and involved labeling rather than hull or propulsion defects, so impact on value should be minimal if documentation is in order.
How do I check if a used Rock N Croc has open recalls?
Decode the HIN to identify the model and year, then cross reference with USCG campaign 16R5768S. Request the capacity plate and fuel system labels to verify compliance.