Tiny S Fiberglass recalls
Tiny S Fiberglass boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 5 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Tiny S Fiberglass has one recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard, issued in 1981 for the 7 foot Scorpion model. The campaign addressed incorrect maximum weight and persons capacity labeling on just 5 units. Given the small scope and age of this single recall, most used Tiny S Fiberglass boats on the market today are unlikely to be affected, but any buyer considering a 1981 era Scorpion should verify the capacity plate against USCG requirements.
All Tiny S Fiberglass recalls
- ⚠ Recall
810009S1/1/1981MAX WEIGHT; PERSONS CAPACITY
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Tiny S Fiberglass
- Decode the HIN to confirm the model year and check if the boat falls within the 1981 Scorpion production window.
- Inspect the capacity plate for maximum weight and persons limits, and compare against USCG standards for a 7 foot vessel.
- Request documentation from the seller showing whether the capacity plate was replaced or corrected under the recall campaign.
- Have a marine surveyor verify that the capacity ratings are appropriate and that the boat has not been modified in ways that would affect safe loading.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Tiny S Fiberglass had?
Tiny S Fiberglass has one recall on record, campaign 810009S issued January 1, 1981, affecting 5 units of the 7 foot Scorpion model for incorrect capacity labeling.
What was the Tiny S Fiberglass recall about?
The recall addressed incorrect maximum weight and persons capacity information on the capacity plate of 7 foot Scorpion models produced around 1981.
Which Tiny S Fiberglass models were recalled?
Only the 7 foot Scorpion model was subject to the 1981 recall campaign. No other Tiny S Fiberglass models appear in the USCG recall database.
Should I avoid buying a used Tiny S Fiberglass boat?
The single recall from 1981 affected only 5 units and involved a correctable labeling issue, not a structural defect. Verify the capacity plate on any 1981 Scorpion, but the recall history does not present a pattern of safety concerns for the brand overall.