Sanger Boat recalls
Sanger Boat boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 12 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Sanger Boat has one federal safety recall on record, campaign 820152S issued in December 1982 for a ventilation defect on the 20' Day Cruiser model. Twelve units were affected. For buyers, this represents minimal federal recall exposure, though prospective owners of early 1980s models should verify that any applicable remedies were completed.
All Sanger Boat recalls
- ⚠ Recall
820152S12/14/1982VENTILATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Sanger Boat
- Decode the HIN on any Sanger Boat you are considering and cross reference the model year and model name against campaign 820152S.
- If the boat is a 1982 or earlier 20' Day Cruiser, request documentation proving the ventilation system defect was remedied.
- Have a qualified marine surveyor inspect the ventilation and fuel systems on any Sanger Boat built in the early 1980s, even if recall repairs were documented.
- Confirm with the current owner whether they are aware of the recall status and what steps, if any, were taken to address it.
Frequently asked questions
How many Sanger Boat recalls are there?
There is one federal safety recall on record for Sanger Boat, issued in December 1982 under campaign number 820152S.
Which Sanger Boat models were recalled?
The recall affected the 20' Day Cruiser model, with 12 units involved in the ventilation system defect campaign.
What was the defect in the Sanger Boat recall?
Campaign 820152S addressed a ventilation system defect. Inadequate ventilation can allow fuel vapors to accumulate, creating fire and explosion risks.
Should I avoid a used Sanger Boat because of the recall?
One recall from 1982 is not disqualifying. Verify the remedy status if buying a 20' Day Cruiser from that era, and have a surveyor inspect the ventilation system before purchase.