🛢️ Sunex 8300DP Oil Drip Pan: The Perfect Accessory for Large Geared Engine Stand Review

This is a piece of junk. I used it on my engine mount under the engine while disassembling it. it's not wide enough to capture everything. Even after the oil and other chemicals associated with the engine had sat in there for several hours, the plastic became pliable and began to stretch, and liquid began to seep through it.

I thought it would fit great when I first bought it. It sort of fits into the outer leg of the engine stand. Used half a year - one engine. When I used it again everything was broken and beyond repair and/or unusable. Warning everyone, pay a little more and get a good one or use a metal pallet. This is an absolute FRIEND.

I finally got the opportunity to use this pan. I was really excited at first, especially how great all the other Sunex tools I've used were. He caught most spills first. However, the sump is not wide enough to contain fluids pouring out of the cylinder block as it rotates on the stand. A few days after the oil and chemicals were left in the bowl, I noticed some spillage. And so the crack formed and continued as soon as I looked for it. I carefully bent the plastic and spread it almost…

First of all, so as not to get in the way: Yes, the dimensions of the pallet are given in the description. I highly recommend measuring it or making a layout if you're worried it won't be big enough. Second, yes, it looks straight because of the angle and distance between the oil pan and the engine. less in my photos. I was trying to figure out how to bypass forced perspective but didn't know how. However, if I turn the engine so that the pistons are directly perpendicular to the ground, the…