Chainsaw Spill Tray

[charlie]

 

Anyone know where I can get one of these spill trays for chainsaws? Thanks in advance.

 

 

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[openspaceman]

 

Anyone know where I can get one of these spill trays for chainsaws? Thanks in advance.

 

 

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It's a plant nappy, most places that sell spill kits have them. They are expensive and I would use a liner of a few oil spill squares inside it. On all but the most rigorously audited sites I'd use a drip tray with oil spill squares as a cheaper option.

[Alex O]

I keep my fuel can in a rubber tub to stop it spilling in the back of the truck and any small leakages on a customers property, it a rubber tub like you would see a builder or plasterers use , only about £4-5 depending where you get them from

 

 

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[charlie]

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[Nikk]

You can use saw dust, cat litter, and sand . Look on line for spill kits and then see if you can set a kit up cheaper !

I bought a large tray from B&Q and use either items . Then once oil or chemical is soaked up bag it and tag it for disposal.

[miles]

You can get plant nappys on eBay. We use them, they work well, look the part for commercial clients and last for years.

 

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[peatff]

Get some growbag trays from B&Q and some spill mats from RS or a garage supplier. You can buy it on the roll for about £50 should last ages.

[TGB]

That looks like an empty paddling pool for mice.