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Reviews (2)

OXO Good Grips Good Gravy Fat Separator, 4-Cup

Apr 16, 2020

Works perfectly -- no regrets.

My first gravy fat separator -- I thought it could possibly be too large, however, the capacity is perfect. It is ergonomically efficient with well functioning parts including the filtering top, squeeze handle, and bottom drain valve system. Seems far better and easier to clean than the type that uses a spout.

2 Pelican iM Storm Wheels. Fits iM2500, iM2620, iM2720, iM2750, iM2950, iM2975

Oct 06, 2021

Insufficient wheel diameter for Pelican iM2975 Storm to retain original mobility and ease of use.

The wheel diameter of the worn original Pelican iM2975 Storm is 2 3/4". The subject replacement wheel diameter is 2 9/16". While this may seem somewhat insignificant, the reduction is diameter now creates wheel contact failure, for example when traversing an increased floor elevation lip of only 1 3/4". This requires that you DRAG the case on the dolly frame -- rather than pull the case via wheels -- over minor obstacles that the original wheels could easily handle. The bearing number is the same as original allowing original axle to fit properly. I've lubricated the (dry) bearings before discovering the diameter problem, so I guess I'll keep them for something while I search for the correct diameter replacements. My final observation is that the original wheel material may be more robust than the replacement.

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