Fuel bib

A bib for a fuel tank inlet conduit of the type having a conduit end and a screw cap, the bib comprising a liquid-impervious, elongated, and pliable tray having a raised peripheral edge on a front side thereof, an aperture at a top end thereof, a neck extend rearward at the aperture and adapted for insertion into the conduit end, and at a bottom end a collection trough, the tray including an inverted spout formed on the front side of the tray between the aperture and the collection trough, whereby with the neck of the top end fitted into the conduit end, fuel dripping from the conduit end roll down the tray and into the collection trough, and whereby when the tray is inverted and the spout is positioned at the opening of the conduit end, any fuel collected in the collection trough is funneled by the spout to flow into the conduit end.

A bib for a fuel tank inlet conduit of the type having a conduit end and a screw cap, the bib comprising a liquid-impervious, elongated, and pliable tray having a raised peripheral edge on a front side thereof, an aperture at a top end thereof, a neck extend rearward at the aperture and adapted for insertion into the conduit end, and at a bottom end a collection trough, the bib including a front cover extending upward from the collection trough and terminating at a top end having an aperture therethrough adapted for receiving a nozzle therethrough, the aperture thereof aligned with the aperture of the tray, a spout being formed between the tray and the front cover at a peripheral edge of the tray, whereby with the neck of the top end fitted into the conduit end, fuel dripping from the conduit end roll down the tray and into the collection trough, and whereby when the bib is rotated fuel captured within the collection trough may be poured therefrom at the spout.