Abstract: A low profile, liquid container, preferably of molded plastic construction, has rotatably mounted on it a dispensing spout which can be rotated between a pouring position and a stowed position overlying a carrying handle for the container. The rotatable spout is provided with outwardly projecting ribs which are alternately engageable with projections formed on the container to lock the spout in either the pouring or the stowed positions.

Abstract: A reversible closure-spout assembly for a liquid container such as a gasoline can or the like is provided with a threaded closure cap having a central opening therein, an annular gasket in the cap, and a flexible pour spout having an outwardly projecting flange on one end. The flange has mounted on it a disc-shaped sealing member having a tapered upstanding central cylindrical portion, an inner annular portion having a plurality of slots, and a plurality of ribs extending inwardly toward the flange. In storage, the upstanding portion of the disc-shaped member forms a seal with the closure cap. In use, the direction of the spout assembly in the cap is reversed and liquid flows from the container through the slots in the disc-shaped member into the spout.

Abstract: A wrench particularly adapted for removing automotive oil filters and similar cannister type filters without crushing the relatively thin outer shell of the filter. The wrench includes a relatively wide, flat, flexible metal strap having a length less than the circumference of the filter and pivotally connected at one end to an end of a rigid handle. The strap carries a pivotally mounted hook at its opposite end and the hook is adapted to engage the cross pins of a link chain which is pivotally connected at one end to the handle at a point spaced inwardly from the end of the handle to which the strap is attached.