Wheeled fuel container

A fuel tank made of a thermoplastic material for corrosion resistance and weight reduction, comprising:

• an elongated substantially rectangular container comprising:
• a bottom wall,
• two side walls, each of one piece with said bottom wall and extending from a respective side thereof,
• a front wall of one piece with said bottom wall and said side walls,
• a back wall of one piece with said bottom wall and said side walls,
• a top wall of one piece with said front and back walls and said two side walls, and
• a hollow fuel holding interior defined by said walls;
• a fill, spout disposed on one of said top wall and said front wall;
• a first opening located on one of said walls for allowing an outflow of fuel;
• a reenforcing chamber extending through said container from said front wall to said back wall for restricting an expansion of said container due to fuel vapor pressure and increasing its strength;
• a first means for supporting said container in a substantially vertical upright position;
• and,
• a second means for supporting said container in a substantially horizontal reclining position.

A wheeled fuel tank comprising:

• a container having a hollow interior defined by a bottom wall, two side walls, a front wall, a back wall and a top wall;
• a fill spout extending from said front wall and being of one piece therewith;
• a threaded bung hole extending away from said top wall and of one piece therewith;
• a handle integrally mounted on said container, said handle comprising:
• first and second upwardly and rearwardly extending ears defined by said rear wall and a respective one of said side walls, and
• a crossbar extending between said ears and being of one piece therewith;
• a first rail extending away from said back wall and terminating at said first ear;
• a second rail extending away from said back wall, in a spaced relationship to said first rail, and terminating at said second ear, wherein said first and second rails enable said container to be slid when said container is in a horizontal orientation;
• an axle rotatably mounted on said back wall;
• a pair of wheels, a respective one mounted on a respective end of said axle;
• and,
• a rib extending downwardly from said bottom wall, wherein a bottom tangential point of said wheels is in horizontal alignment with a bottom edge of said rib to allow said container to rest in a stable vertical orientation.

A wheeled fuel tank comprising:

• a container having a hollow interior enclosed by a bottom wall, two side walls, a front wall, a back wall and a top wall;
• a fill spout disposed on said container front wall for filling said container with fuel;
• a first opening in said container for allowing an outflow of the fuel said first opening being located on said top wall and comprising a threaded bung hole;
• a pump which can be selectively secured in said bung hole via said threading thereof;
• an axle rotatably mounted on said container;
• and,
• a pair of wheels, a respective one mounted on a respective end of said axle for enabling said container to be wheeled to a desired location.

A fuel tank made of a thermoplastic material for corrosion resistance and weight reduction, comprising:

• an elongated substantially rectangular container comprising:
• a bottom wall,
• two side walls, each of one piece with said bottom wall and extending from a respective side thereof,
• a front wall of one piece with said bottom wall and said side walls,
• a back wall of one piece with said bottom wall and said side walls,
• a top wall of one piece with said front and back walls and said two side walls, and
• a hollow fuel holding interior defined by said walls;
• a recessed area located at an intersection of said front wall and said top wall;
• a fill spout disposed in said recessed area for filling said container interior with a fuel;
• a first opening located on one of said container walls for allowing an outflow of the fuel;
• a first means for supporting said container in a substantially vertical upright position;
• and,
• a second means for supporting said container in a substantially horizontal reclining position.