Fluid dispensing container

A container for dispensing fuel and other fluids, comprising:

• a generally rectangular top wall having a first end and a second end;
• a bottom wall having a first and second end;
• a handle formed as an integral part of said top wall;
• a generally rectangular front wall, a generally rectangular back wall, and a pair of generally rectangular sidewalls, each of said walls having a first end and a second end;
• wherein said sidewalls are each fastened at their first end to the side edges of said top wall and extend between the first end and second end of said top wall, said front wall and said back wall being fastened at their first end to the first end and second end, respectively, of said top wall and also being fastened along their common side edges to each of said sidewalls;
• a generally rectangular interior partition positioned within the container and spaced intermediate the first end and second end of said front wall, said back wall, and said sidewalls, said partition being sealed along its edges to said front wall, said back wall, and said sidewalls;
• wherein said partition extends downwardly from said back wall toward said front wall with respect to said front wall, said back wall, and said sidewalls, said partition being sealed to said front wall along the second end of said front wall;
• a space between the partition and bottom wall for storing items;
• a fluid outlet opening defined in the front wall spaced above and adjacent said partition;
• an elongated flexible hose having a first end and second end, the first end of said hose being in sealed fluid communication with said fluid outlet opening;
• clamp means disposed on the container for holding said hose;
• a nozzle in sealed fluid communication with the second end of said hose, the nozzle being adapted to be selectively opened and closed for passing fluid through the hose;
• a fluid inlet opening defined in the container where said front and top walls are joined together, said fluid inlet opening being angled away from both the top wall and front wall of the container;
• and
• a cap removably received on said fluid inlet opening for sealing the fluid inlet opening on the container, said cap including an integral vent adapted to be selectively opened and closed;
• whereby fluid is drained from the container through the hose when the nozzle and vent are opened while the interior partition assists in the passage of fluid from the container, and whereby the container can be stored and transported not only in an upright position but may also be placed on its back wall so that both the fluid inlet and outlet openings face upward to prevent leakage of fluid stored and carried in the container.

A fluid dispensing container, comprising:

• a top wall having a first end and a second end;
• a bottom wall having a first end and a second end;
• a front wall having a first end and a second end;
• a back wall having a first end and a second end;
• a pair of spaced sidewalls each having a first end and a second end;
• each of said sidewalls being fastened at its first end to the side edges of said top wall and at its second end to the side edges of said bottom wall, each of said sidewalls extending between the first end and second end of said top wall and bottom wall, respectively;
• said front wall being fastened at its first end to the first end of said top wall and at its second end to the first end of said bottom wall:
• said back wall being fastened at its first end to the second end of said top wall and at its second end to the second end of said bottom wall;
• the top wall, the bottom wall, the front wall, the back wall, and the sidewalls being sealingly fastened to one another along their common edges;
• an interior partition positioned within the container spaced intermediate the top wall and bottom wall of the container, said partition being sealed along its edges to said front wall, said back wall, and each of said sidewalls, said partition extending downwardly from the back wall of the container toward the front wall of the container;
• a space between the partition and bottom wall for storing items;
• a fluid outlet opening defined in said front wall, the fluid outlet opening being spaced intermediate said top wall and said partition and being adjacent said partition;
• an elongated hose having a first end and second end, the first end of said hose being in sealed fluid communication with said fluid outlet opening;
• a nozzle in sealed fluid communication with the second end of said hose, the nozzle being adapted to be selectively opened and closed for passing fluid through the hose;
• a fluid inlet opening defined in the container, said fluid inlet opening being angled away from both the top wall and front wall of the container;
• and
• cap means disposed on said fluid inlet opening for sealing the fluid inlet opening on the container.

A container for fuel and other fluids, comprising:

• a top wall and a generally parallel and spaced bottom wall;
• a handle formed as an integral part of said top wall;
• at least one generally upstanding sidewall fastened along its top and bottom edges to said top wall and said bottom wall, respectively;
• an interior partition positioned within the container and spaced intermediate said top wall and said bottom wall, said partition being sealed along its edges to said at least one sidewall;
• a space between the partition and bottom wall for storing items;
• said partition being angled away from said top wall and toward said bottom wall;
• a fluid outlet opening defined in said at least one sidewall, the fluid outlet opening being spaced intermediate said top wall and said partition and being adjacent said partition;
• an elongated flexible hose having a first end and second end, the first end of said hose being in sealed fluid communication with said fluid outlet opening;
• clamp means disposed on the container for holding said hose;
• a nozzle in sealed fluid communication with the second end of said hose, the nozzle being adapted to be selectively opened and closed for passing fluid through the hose;
• a fluid inlet opening defined in said container, said fluid inlet opening being angled away from said top wall and said at least one sidewall;
• and
• a cap removably received on said fluid inlet opening for sealing the fluid inlet opening on the container, said cap including an integral vent adapted to be selectively opened and closed.