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joegourlay

#33984

Where can I find a good cheap drip pan? Preferably one with a drain
hole? There is one on ebay, but it's already more than I want to
pay.

mertbaker

#33986

Wal-mart. Drill the drain hole yourself, so it's right where you want it.
Bigger ones at the auto parts store.
Mert

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Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 10:02 AM
Subject: [atlas_craftsman] Where to find good cheap drip pan?

Where can I find a good cheap drip pan? Preferably one with a drain
hole? There is one on ebay, but it's already more than I want to
pay.
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#34001

In a message dated 8/31/2004 9:04:14 AM Central Standard Time,
jgourlay@... writes:

Where can I find a good cheap drip pan? Preferably one with a drain
hole? There is one on ebay, but it's already more than I want to
pay.

cookie pans are handy ...even after u have a drip p0an...if auto parts pans
arent correct size , ur local metal supplierwil bend up a 16 ga. sheet for
maybe $25...u can braze, weld or solder up ........1/2 sheet 14 ga w/ 3 bends
cut to size cost me circa $17 last summer ..........sheet metal fabricators or
furnace duct fabbers( may not handle larger than 22 g ).will bend u up a box
as well .......on my antique 14 in ,i added 2 lengths of angle bolted to legs &
dropped in a V shaped pan underneath ,mounted on slit hose to cure the rattle
...
best wishes
docn8as

Bob May

#33996

A good cheap drip pan is one that you make yourself.
This isn't a difficult job to do if you have done any sheetmetal work and
will be a nice quick project.
For stuff like this, I usually go find a airconditioning shop and ask for
some sheetmetal from the guys in the back.
Bob May
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s2bello@cs.com

#34006

IMHO, Depending on the needed size, either the least expensive retail store,
bend it yourself from local hardware store sheet metal, visit a local
sheetmetal fabricator's scrap bin. Finish up at your local auto parts store for a
universal rubber oil pan stopper and some gasket maker to seal the corners. KISS.
That's why we taxpayers paid $600+ for a nonflammable toilet seat for an
aircraft loaded with tons of jet fuel. Steve

wbhinkle@aol.com

#34007

O'Rileys Auto Parts has them for between $6.00 and $8.00 dollare.
bill hinkle
in Oklahoma

tttt ccccc

#34005

I'm using an automotive drip pan made by Blitz. Got it at Auto Zone for
about

$5. Galvanized steel, you will need to contrive your own drain setup.

Be Well,

Tim K3HX

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 14:02:16 -0000 "joegourlay" <jgourlay@...>
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Where can I find a good cheap drip pan? Preferably one with a drain
hole? There is one on ebay, but it's already more than I want to
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#34009

AC wholesaler. They are used as "secondary drains" for air handlers mounted horizontally in attics

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Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 4:49 PM
Subject: Re: [atlas_craftsman] Where to find good cheap drip pan?

I'm using an automotive drip pan made by Blitz. Got it at Auto Zone for
about
$5. Galvanized steel, you will need to contrive your own drain setup.
Be Well,
Tim K3HX
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Ronald Thibault

#34064

At 02:02 PM 8/31/2004 +0000, you wrote:

I made a drip/chip pan for my Atlas out of automotive drip pans from the auto parts store (about $7 each). I used 2 for the drip pan, and another for a removable chip pan. I have an article on their construction in the Atlas section of my web site (address below).

Where can I find a good cheap drip pan? Preferably one with a drain
hole? There is one on ebay, but it's already more than I want to
pay.

Ron Thibault
Warrenville, SC USA
http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/t/h/thib9564/

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