Combination nozzle/oil container carrier
OwnerClair D. Holbeninventor
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Abstract
An article carrier is specifically designed for carrying motor oil containers, the article carrier provided with loops which are releasably secured to the upper ends of the containers, webbing which interconnects the loops, and an elongated, generally tubular nozzle or spout extends intermediately between the containers and the loops to serve as a handle portion for the carrier; and the nozzle can be separated from the carrier and attached to the container for the purpose of pouring the contents of the container through a fill opening in the engine of the car. Modified forms of article carriers are included for supporting different numbers and types of containers as well as other accessories, such as, an oil filter as a part of an oil change kit.
Claims12
In an article carrier for articles including a plurality of containers, said containers having upper correspondingly sized ends through which the contents of the container may be poured, said containers arranged in juxtaposed upstanding relation, the improvement comprising releasable securing means releasably secured to said upper ends of said containers, webbing betwen and interconnecting said securing means, and dispensing means in the form of an elongated generally tubular portion, and connecting means connecting said tubular portion to said securing means with said tubular portion extending between said containers.
In a carrier for motor oil containers wherein said containers have upper, correspondingly sized reduced ends through which the contents of each container may be poured and a removable cap normally closing each said upper reduced end, said containers arranged in upstanding, juxtaposed relation to one another, the improvement comprising a blank of synthetic plastic material including releasable securing means in the form of flexible loops, each loop sized for tight fitting engagement in surrounding relation to one of said upper reduced ends of said containers, webbing extending between said securing means, a dispensing member having an elongated, generally tubular portion and webbing extending between said resilient loops and said generally tubular portion with said tubular portion extending intermediately between said containers whereby said dispensing means is engageable as a hand gripping member when in connected relation to said webbing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.