Tennessee Valley Fbr recalls
Tennessee Valley Fbr boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 27 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Tennessee Valley Fbr has one recorded recall with the U.S. Coast Guard, issued in January 1982 for a stability defect affecting 27 units of the VI FISH & SKI model. The recall addressed a persons and stability issue, which is a critical safety concern for any vessel. For buyers considering a used Tennessee Valley Fbr from this era, verifying remedy completion is essential before purchase.
All Tennessee Valley Fbr recalls
- ⚠ Recall
820005S1/19/1982PERSONS- STABILITY
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Tennessee Valley Fbr
- Confirm the model designation on the capacity plate and compare it to the recalled VI FISH & SKI model
- Request the Hull Identification Number and check USCG records to verify whether the specific unit was part of the 27 recalled boats
- Ask the seller for documentation proving the stability remedy was completed by an authorized repair facility
- Hire a marine surveyor to assess current stability, especially if the boat is a 1982 or earlier VI FISH & SKI model
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls does Tennessee Valley Fbr have?
Tennessee Valley Fbr has one USCG recall on record, campaign 820005S, issued in January 1982 for a stability defect affecting 27 VI FISH & SKI models.
What was the Tennessee Valley Fbr stability recall about?
The 1982 recall addressed a persons and stability defect in the VI FISH & SKI model. Stability issues can affect safe loading capacity and vessel handling in various sea conditions.
Which Tennessee Valley Fbr models were recalled?
Only the VI FISH & SKI model was subject to the 1982 stability recall. A total of 27 units were affected by campaign 820005S.
Should I avoid buying a used Tennessee Valley Fbr boat?
A single recall from 1982 affecting 27 units is a limited data set. Verify whether your target boat was part of the recall and confirm remedy completion before purchase.