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Recalled Tow Behind with Quick Hitch Connector
The Quick Hitch, which connects the towable to the boat, can break and project pieces of the plastic Quick Hitch back towards the boat. If this occurs, an individual can be struck and seriously injured.
About 94,000
For more information, contact Sevca at (800) 356-3612 between 7:00 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. CT Monday through Friday or visit the firms' Web site at www.sevylor.com.
Recall Details
The recall involves the following model Sevylor® Tow Behinds with Quick Hitch component. The Quick Hitches were manufactured between 2005 and 2009.
| Model No. | Description |
|---|---|
| 2000002098 | Avenger |
| ST2467 | Daytona |
| U362YEL | Daytona |
| U346RED | Devil Ray |
| ST9007 | Double Threat |
| U350BLK | Double Threat |
| U350GRN | Double Threat |
| ST2607 | Drag'n Master |
| U363RED | Drag'n Master |
| ST9401 | Flight Blaster |
| U338RED | Flight Blaster |
| ST2000 | Le Biscuit |
| U371RED | Le Biscuit |
| ST2540 | Raging Racer |
| U382PUR | Raging Racer |
| ST2650 | Super Blaster |
| U384BLU | Super Blaster |
| U384RED | Super Blaster |
| ST9300WM | Triple Blaster |
| ST9300 | Triple Threat |
| U351RED | Triple Threat |
| ST9050 | Twin Blaster |
| U349YEL | Twin Blaster |
| ST9075 | Velocity Blaster |
| U353YEL | Velocity Blaster |
| ST2467WM | Wake Zone |
| U362CMB | Wake Zone |
Consumers should immediately stop using their recalled tow behinds and contact Sevca to receive instructions on how to remove the Quick Hitch from their tow behind and use the tow behind without the Quick Hitch. Consumers will receive a 1-2 person tow rope for returning the Quick Hitch.
Sevca LLC has received one report of an occupant of a boat being struck by a piece of the Quick Hitch still attached to the towrope.
Sevca, LLC of Wichita, KS
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