Tubular Dipstick Apparatus
OwnerKeegen Riley Mould, Robert James Haskin, IIIinventors
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The invention is a dipstick apparatus generally consisting of a transparent tube, a handle, and a user-manipulated connector line with a lower stopper. Furthermore, above the handle, the line is shaped to limit displacement, maintain functionality, and improve ergonomics. The invention collects vehicular fluids via insertion into reservoirs or dipstick tubes, then a push and a pull upon the connector line. This action lowers and raises the stopper, allowing the fluid to equilibrate before entrapping it within the flexible tube of the invention. The dipstick is then extracted, and the user is able to determine the fluid level by measuring it against predetermined markings found on the flexible tube. In preferred embodiments, the device utilizes a transparent tube that is heat-resistant as well as flexible, in order to be as universally applicable as possible. Accordingly, the connector line is flexible and heat-resistant, and may be permanently connected to the stopper.
A tubular dipstick apparatus for collecting and measuring vehicular fluid levels via a transparent tube with a stopper at the bottom used to seal the tube, comprising:
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