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The Artisans School recalls

The Artisans School boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 6 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected6reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

The Artisans School has one USCG recall on record: campaign 930154S from December 1993, affecting 6 Susan Skiff units for safe loading capacity plate issues. This single campaign involved a small production run from the early 1990s. For buyers considering a used The Artisans School boat, especially a Susan Skiff from that era, verifying remedy completion is essential.

All The Artisans School recalls

What to check before you buy a used The Artisans School

  1. Verify your boat's HIN against the 930154S campaign recall list to confirm if your unit was affected.
  2. Request documentation from the seller proving the capacity plate was corrected or replaced per USCG requirements.
  3. Inspect the current capacity plate for legibility and accuracy, comparing stated maximums to manufacturer specifications.
  4. Have a marine surveyor verify compliance during the inspection before purchase, especially for any Susan Skiff built around 1993.

Frequently asked questions

How many The Artisans School boats have been recalled?

Six units were recalled under one USCG campaign (930154S) in December 1993, all Susan Skiff models with capacity plate defects.

Does the 1993 recall affect all The Artisans School boats?

No, only 6 Susan Skiff units built around 1993 were affected by the safe loading capacity plate issue.

What was wrong with the recalled The Artisans School boats?

Campaign 930154S addressed defective or inaccurate safe loading capacity plates that could have led to overloading and stability issues.

Should I avoid buying a The Artisans School Susan Skiff?

If the boat was part of the 6 unit recall and the remedy was completed per USCG requirements, it is safe to purchase. Verify remedy status by checking the HIN against the seller's documentation or USCG records.