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Sea Pro Boats recalls

Sea Pro Boats boats have 3 recall campaigns on record across 1,134 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns3USCG / CPSC
Units affected1,134reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Sea Pro Boats Inc has three USCG recalls on record affecting over 1,100 units. Two campaigns from 2004 to 2005 addressed flotation deficiencies in the SV 1700 CC and SV 1900 Bay Boat models, while a 1994 recall targeted non ignition protected devices on boats equipped with Mercury Sport 90 engines. Used buyers should verify whether their target boat falls within these campaigns and confirm that any required remedies were completed by prior owners.

All Sea Pro Boats recalls

What to check before you buy a used Sea Pro Boats

  1. Cross reference the HIN against the recall campaign numbers 940232T, 031017S, and 040139S to determine if your boat was affected.
  2. Request documentation from the seller proving that any applicable recall remedy was performed by an authorized dealer.
  3. If the boat is an SV 1700 CC or SV 1900 Bay Boat from the early 2000s, have a surveyor inspect the flotation system even if records show the recall was addressed.
  4. For boats with Mercury Sport 90 engines from the mid 1990s, verify that ignition protection devices meet current safety standards regardless of recall status.

Frequently asked questions

How many Sea Pro boats have been recalled?

Three campaigns have affected 1,134 units total: 137 boats with Mercury Sport 90 engines in 1994, 479 SV 1700 CC models in 2005, and 518 SV 1900 Bay Boats in 2004.

What were Sea Pro boats recalled for?

Two recalls addressed level flotation deficiencies that could compromise the boat's ability to stay afloat if swamped. The third recall involved non ignition protected electrical devices on models equipped with Mercury Sport 90 outboards.

Are Sea Pro SV Bay Boats safe to buy used?

SV 1700 CC and SV 1900 Bay Boat models from the early 2000s were subject to flotation recalls. A used buyer should confirm the remedy was completed and consider an independent flotation inspection before purchase.

Should I avoid a Sea Pro boat with a recall history?

A recall history is not disqualifying if the remedy was properly completed and documented. Request proof of the repair from the seller and verify the work with the HIN before proceeding with the purchase.