Chainsaw portable drip tray

[Andrew Gale]

I friend of mine uses a heavy duty mixing tray, the kind of thing you use to knock concrete or mortar up on.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

The clients lawn or if that's not available, I make the apprentice lie face down and I use the back of his t-shirt.

[Aicchalmers]

tonne bag

[inthewoods]

Used to use grow bag trays, fits a fuel can & a decent sized saw

 

Grow Bag Tray - Black

[aspenarb]

The clients lawn or if that's not available, I make the apprentice lie face down and I use the back of his t-shirt.

 

Al I thought your apprentice arb chicks supplied their own spill kits

 

Bob

Edited January 6, 2017 by aspenarb

[Mark Bolam]

Anyone using the clients lawn is a disgrace to the industry.

It's the clients lawn round the corner.

Or under the trampoline. That bit is always f'd anyway.

 

 

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[charlie]

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[Dicer]

Clients patio table!! easier on the back!!!!😜

[Aicchalmers]

These are ones I've used before, didn't think they were so expensive..

https://www.spillcontrolcentre.co.uk/spill-containment/plant-nappy/Small-Plant-Nappy-and-Liner-Package

Although looking around would be perfectly acceptable to use a tray such as a plant pot tray with absorbent pads such as

Lubetech Black & White Maintenance Spillage Absorbing Pads 50 x 40cm 25 Pack | Absorbent Pads, Socks & Granules | Screwfix.com

Which are cheaper and can be thrown away when sodden, and don't leave you with a tray full of sloshy oil to deal with.

Then spend £8 on a spill kit, and all done!

http://www.screwfix.com/p/lubetech-15ltr-oil-spill-kit/99764#product_additional_details_container

Edited January 7, 2017 by Aicchalmers

[Darrin Turnbull]

I've never needed one , just be careful.

It helps if you don't overfill

 

 

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