Sanger Boat recalls
Sanger Boat boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 53 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Sanger Boat Mfg has one recorded USCG recall campaign, issued in July 1982 for failed basic flotation on 53 units of the S5 SPRINT JET model. The campaign is over four decades old and affected a narrow production run. Buyers considering any early 1980s Sanger jet boat should verify flotation compliance, though most newer Sanger hulls fall outside this recall window.
All Sanger Boat recalls
- ⚠ Recall
820087S7/22/1982FAILED BASIC FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Sanger Boat
- Locate your HIN and check it against the 820087S campaign to confirm whether your hull was affected
- Request documentation showing the flotation remedy was completed by an authorized dealer or subsequent owner
- Commission a marine survey that includes flotation testing and foam condition assessment for any early 1980s Sanger hull
- Inspect bilges and hull cavities for signs of water intrusion or compromised flotation foam
Frequently asked questions
Does Sanger Boat Mfg have any recalls?
Yes, one USCG campaign from July 1982 affecting 53 units of the S5 SPRINT JET for failed basic flotation.
Which Sanger models are recalled?
Only the S5 SPRINT JET model is listed in the 1982 campaign 820087S. No other Sanger models have recorded USCG recalls.
How do I check if my Sanger boat is recalled?
Compare your hull identification number (HIN) with the USCG recall database or contact the manufacturer with your HIN to confirm whether your boat falls within the affected serial range.
Is the Sanger flotation recall serious?
Yes, failed basic flotation is a critical safety defect that can lead to sinking. Any affected hull should have documented proof that the remedy was completed before purchase.