Seaark Llc Dba Seaark Boats recalls
Seaark Llc Dba Seaark Boats 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.
SeaArk has one recall on record with the Coast Guard since 2019, campaign 19CG164S addressing level flotation on the MV1648 SPECIAL model. That recall affected zero production units, indicating the flotation issue was caught before boats reached customers. The limited recall history suggests relatively few systemic safety defects, but any used SeaArk buyer should still verify their specific hull against the USCG database by HIN.
All Seaark Llc Dba Seaark Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
19CG164S11/15/2019LEVEL FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Seaark Llc Dba Seaark Boats
- Run the HIN through the Coast Guard recall search to confirm no open campaigns for your specific hull.
- If considering an MV1648 SPECIAL built in 2019, verify flotation foam meets CFR 33 Part 183 standards even though the recall affected zero units.
- Request documentation of any remedy completion if the seller mentions past recall work.
- Inspect hull sides and transom for proper foam fill during survey, as flotation defects may not surface until capsizing or swamping.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has SeaArk had?
SeaArk has one Coast Guard recall on record, campaign 19CG164S from November 2019 addressing flotation on the MV1648 SPECIAL model. Zero production units were actually affected.
What was the 2019 SeaArk flotation recall about?
Campaign 19CG164S covered level flotation compliance on the MV1648 SPECIAL model. The issue was identified before boats shipped, resulting in zero affected units in the field.
Should I worry about buying a used SeaArk boat?
SeaArk's single recall affecting zero units suggests a relatively clean safety record. Still verify your specific HIN against the USCG database and have flotation inspected during a prepurchase survey.
Which SeaArk models were recalled?
Only the MV1648 SPECIAL appears in the 2019 flotation recall, and even that model had zero production units affected. Other SeaArk models have no Coast Guard recall history in the available data.