LubriMatic 75-755 Formed Grip Galvanized Metal Drip Pan

Works very well!

Oil pan? Yes! Dog water dish - of course! Uses for this pan is up to your imagination. I use it for a chicken swimming pool during the hot 110 degree summer months. Fill it with water, float a frozen water bottle in it....I haven't lost one chicken due to the heat with my "wading pools" out in my chicken run. Doesn't rust, doesn't bend or flop around. You can lift the pan when full of water, and it will not bend or break. Best deal, best quality of materials I have found for a pan this size.

I was looking for a new drip pan for my grill as the manufacturer doesn't even have them available. This had the exact measurements I needed and fit the bill perfectly. I received it very quickly and was able to install it very easily. Makes my grill work great now was there is less heat loss out the bottom. It slides out very easily for cleaning. I would definitely buy it again! Great item... Even better price!

The drip pan works well with small engine vehicles. I use them in my shed under lawn mowers and ATV's. They are big enough to slide under the entire mower engine and small enough for lower equipment. I would guess that these pans can hold approximately a gallon of fluid. The pan is a bit flimsy so be careful not to let it get too full of fluid.

I actually bought this to use with my Dutch oven; it allows me to put hot coals down inside the pan, set my oven on them and place coals on the oven. The pan contains the ash mess and lets me cook without having find a fire ring where I can put hot ash down. The pan is solid and plenty thick gauge.

Worked very well

I wanted a good quaulity oil drip pan and these fit the bill when they came on sale. These oil pans have high edges so spilling should no be as much of an issue as some other types suffer. Very happy.

This Drip Pan is deceptively simple, functionally elegant and a value enhancer. The engineer who designed the drip pan worked to a minimalist point of high style. The radius corners from the bottom to the sides of the drip tray are uniform and increase the torsional rigidity of the drip tray. One of the features that I like the most is the handle recesses on the ends of the pan. What a pleasant surprise to learn that I don't have to pry the pan off the floor. This is one of those out of sight out of mind purchases that we often forget about. Each time I move it, I appreciate the effort put into its design. It is a thing of simplicity and therefore beauty.