The Trem Large Plastic Bailer gives you a simple way to clear water fast with a 1.8 L scoop capacity. The 225 mm length and 145 mm width mean a decent mouth that still fits in tight corners of a tinny or dinghy. The 125 mm height suits low freeboard boats so you can keep the floor drier when chop or rain starts to build up. The plastic construction keeps the bailer down to 0.25 kg so your arm does not wear out as you keep at it. The solid moulded body handles the knocks that come with life under seats or in side pockets. The bright yellow colour stands out against alloy or fibreglass decks which helps you grab it fast when you need it. For small-boat safety gear this is a smart buy that does the job.

• Trem Large Plastic Bailer
• Scoop shape to remove remaining water
• Length 225 mm for compact handling
• Width 145 mm provides wide scoop mouth
• Height 125 mm suits low freeboard craft
• Capacity 1.8 litres per full scoop
• Lightweight 0.25 kg plastic construction
• Large size bailer in bright yellow colour
• Suitable for small boats dinghies and tenders
• Simple hand-operated safety gear for onboard use

Q: Is the Trem Large Plastic Bailer suitable for small tinnies and dinghies?

Yes, the Large Plastic Bailer suits small open boats. Its 225 mm length and 145 mm width fit well in narrow hulls and low freeboard craft. The 125 mm height lets it sit under thwarts or seats. With a 1.8 L capacity it shifts water fast enough to keep small vessels drier between waves or when rain builds up.

Q: How much water does the bailer move in one scoop?

The bailer has a capacity of 1.8 L. That means each full scoop removes nearly two litres of water from the hull. For a cockpit with several shallow pools this cuts down the number of passes you need. The scoop shape and wide 145 mm mouth help it pick up close to that capacity in normal use.

Q: Is the bailer heavy to use over long periods?

No, the bailer weighs only 0.25 kg. The low weight reduces fatigue when you are bailing during extended periods of chop or rain. The plastic body keeps that weight down without metal parts. This helps when kids or less experienced crew have to use it as part of standard safety gear.

Q: Will the bright colour fade quickly in the sun?

The bailer is moulded in a solid yellow plastic colour. Because the colour runs through the material it does not depend on an external coating. Normal sun exposure on a boat will not stop the colour standing out against decks and hulls. That makes it easier to find in a hurry around ramps and moorings.