🛢️ LubriMatic Professional Grade 75-755 Oil Drip Tray Pan: Ideal for Mechanics, Motorcycle and Automotive Fluid Change, 17 ½ x 25 ¾ x 1 Inches Review

I "massaged" this oil pan to become the pan for my Nexgrill 720-0830A. Mainly because I needed it in 2 days and the part itself has been out of stock for months. It works great and I really think it holds heat better than the original. Sure I'll have flares and the lube has nowhere to go, but this saved Memorial Day.

Really use this product as a replacement for our bottom pan on our grill. The charcoal model we have is rotten through and through. We could easily throw out the whole grill and buy a new replacement grill. However, with some adjustments, this could save us a year or two. Now it's easy to remove and clean the grill dripping pan!

The tray itself is quite good and is exactly as described/pictured. However, it was shipped in a plastic bag, not a box. Came all stooped. Two sides have been flattened. I was able to basically bend it back into shape and it will do the job, but I'm not happy with the shipping method. For this reason one star in the general category.

The oil pan is made of durable material and would be perfect for my application. However, when it arrived (and I blame the carriers, not the manufacturer) it was bent, the pages wrinkled (bent in half and then smashed). I couldn't just bend it. Again, it is not the manufacturer but the supplier. Maybe they could add some padding?

This Plews 75-755 Zinc Plated Pan works fairly well but be aware of the pan size you need. This barley is large enough to cover the surface needed for a few drops of engine and transmission. I would buy this Plews Drip Pan again but ordered a larger pan for my needs that fits under the pickup.

I used this to replace the BBQ grill pan model 13-101-001-12. Almost the right size, thought I'd give it a try. Since the length is slightly shorter, I used two 1-inch #8 sheet metal screws on each side, inside out. They stuck out just enough on the short sides to hold the pallet in the tracks the old pallet already had. NO, it doesn't have a handy little trap, but I just slide it out from the back and wipe it clean after use. This saved about $70 over a factory grill pan. If you have a hand…

This pan is deceptively simple, functionally elegant and valuable. The engineer who designed the palette worked in a minimalist and elegant style. The rounded corners from the bottom to the sides of the pallet are even and increase the torsional rigidity of the pallet. One of the features I like the most is the grip grips on the ends of the pot. What a pleasant surprise to know I don't have to lift the pan off the floor. This is one of those low-key purchases that we often forget. Every time I…