BAC012 Drip Pan for Traeger Pro 20 Pro 575 Series Smoker Grills

This dropped right into my Traeger without any adjustments needed. It feels thick and is heavy, so I get the feeling it will last a while. My original was rusted all the way through, so I had no way of comparing the two. I've read others complaining that a magnet sticks to it, so it's probably not stainless steel. Who cares? The first time you use it, grease and other things will get burned to it. The important thing is that it fits, it's easy to install, it's thick and should last, and it's cheaper than many of the others I've looked at. It does what it is supposed to!

Very nice. Glad we bought it. Drip covers will come in handy. Our old one rusted through. This one is much nicer than the original.

I bought a used Trager Tailgater. The drip try was pretty bent and caused problems draining the grease. I bought this drip tray instead of trying to straighten the bent one. The tray arrived quickly. When it arrived it was highly polished and was beautiful. It was so nice I didn't want to put it in the smoker. After using it the finish is no longer polished. The tray fit perfectly and functions as it should. I would buy again if needed.

The drip pan on our 3 year old Traeger Century 34 series grill was unbelievably rusted despite using the drip trays and heavy duty foil. I was very excited to find this stainless steel replacement! The tray fit perfectly and the stainless steel will without a doubt be easier to clean. Unfortunately….the lip of the tray was bent on both corners when I took it out of the bubble wrap. The tray was still usable. I believe this likely happened in shipping as the tray was in a very large box with a lot of room to move around. Great product, just hated it arrived bent.

Just received this and it does seem well made. Pretty heavy gauge steel. But a magnet sticks to it really well which makes me wonder what alloy stainless it's made from. I know that some stainless is magnetic but this seems like it's got a lot of iron in it, due to the adhesion that a magnet has. We'll see how well it resists rust. Even if it lasts as long as the OEM, I'll be happy with it.

The drip pan fits nicely and feels sturdy but the liners do not fit what so ever.

I have a Traeger Model TFB88GLF Century 885 purchased at Costco. The original Grease Drip Tray warped and rusted within the first year. This has happened on both Traegers different models. Traeger should fix this issue by putting better parts in grills for over $1000. This stainless steel drip pan replacement fits perfectly and is a MAJOR upgrade from what Traeger supplied. The temperature variations with the original Traeger pan have disappeared, and I have significantly improved the temperature controls. The pan is high gauge stainless, so I do not need to put pan liners or aluminum foil on it as the pan rinses off. I highly recommend upgrading to this even if your pan has not failed/Warped/Rusted. Traeger should use these pans in all grills from now on.

Worked out well

Replacement fits perfectly. Shipped from Kentucky to Australia without a hitch.