Description
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FloTool 11430 25″ x 36″ Large Drip Tray
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Repair scenarios, installation, companion parts, and use outcomes
Buying guidance
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Review this tool trays in the context of the repair and the surrounding components.
Repair scenario
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Installation notes
- Use the listing instructions when present and follow the vehicle service procedure.
- Professional installation may be appropriate when the repair requires special tools or calibration.
Companion parts
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- Use the service procedure and the visible package contents to identify any additional parts or tools required.
Before you buy
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Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.5 / 5
1,353 source ratings
Source: Amazon. Imported marketplace feedback is shown for product research and is not a review of a purchase made on this website.
Customer –
Exactly as advertised and shipped damage free!
Agnelo P. –
beats my old method of using cardboard to absorb drips… would be better if it was a little bit wider
Roxane Bay –
Served our purpose perfectly. We are using them for trays under quail cages.
MF –
Tray is badly bent.
pierre martin –
Use for my dogs for putting puppy pads in
Mark A –
My Honda has 189,000 miles on it and runs great. But it drips oil from the main seal on the concrete garage floor. So, I finally decided to buy a metal drip pan to lay on the floor under the engine to catch the oil. I wanted the large size, as I do not always park in exactly the same spot. 2′ x3′ is the size of this drip tray and seemed to be the biggest available. The local auto parts stores don’t carry these metal drip pans in stock, so I ordered it from Amazon. It arrived in 2 days, in a large box, well packed, and was just what I remembered drip pans to look like when I was a kid. It went under the Honda and so far I have been pretty good at parking the car over the drip pan. Surprising how much oil actually drips out over a few days. It cleans easy with an old rag and solvent or gasoline. I am very pleased and bought a second one for my VW Beetle that–like most Beetles –drips oil. 5 stars
Paul H –
I recently bought a 7 cubic foot Frigidaire chest freezer. Most people would probably put this type of freezer in a garage or a basement, but I don’t have a garage or a basement. So I needed to put the freezer in a room with carpeting. I was concerned about water possibly leaking onto the carpet (via condensation), and possibly damaging the carpet or the floor underneath it. I purchased this drip tray, and it fits perfectly under my freezer, with an inch or two of clearance all the way around. Now I have peace of mind that my floor is protected in case of condensation or an unexpected leak.
Arlene –
Exactly what I needed for a “just in case” oil drip under my 1984 Z-28. Delivered on time and in perfect condition. Highly recommended.
Kindle Customer –
Arrived in perfect condition
Billy Navarro –
Nice but maybe a little bigger & longer. On my Duster 340 the trans is a long one. For you Guys & Gals 727
Lois Whitehurst –
Works well
Sebastian Sanchez –
Not too bad to haveKeep garage floor clean from oil
Customer –
Pan is well made and is as described. It was shipped bare I.e. absolutely no packaging, so obviously it was bent and dented. It never seen anything shipped like this before. There’s noreason to send it back, because chances are another will be sent without packaging with similar results so what’s the point?