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Made a fix for the dripping drain hole when not in use

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I made this out of wire and spray can lid. If anyone has something better please let me know. cover went right over no problem there.

I am getting tired of the grease dripping on the mat and the cover is greased on that end too.
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Want something a little bigger, use a discarded 15 oz. or 28 oz. "tin" can.
 
I use a small galvanized bucket I got at my hardware store for 2 dollars. It’s about 5 inches and works great. I just looked on Amazon and they sell them in packs. Cover goes over it just fine, only problem I’ve had is critters going after the fat if I don’t empty it out!
 
I bought a 1QT SS bucket off Amazon and use Traeger grease bucket liners in it from Home Depot. No rust, or mess, and easy clean-up.
 
I use a small galvanized bucket I got at my hardware store for 2 dollars. It’s about 5 inches and works great. I just looked on Amazon and they sell them in packs. Cover goes over it just fine, only problem I’ve had is critters going after the fat if I don’t empty it out!
My camp chef came with that type of bucket, and yep.... They're easily found at the hardware stores. I have to be careful when removing the cover as I have knocked it off a few times.
 
I guess I should have tried to put he cover on with OEM bucket...but I generally only empty it when I clean the smoker...so there is a risk of big spills...maybe not sure now.
 
On my GMG, I leave the bucket on all the time. I also use the paper liner and toss when full. Easier than tin foil or cleaning a greasy bucket with no liner.
 
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