Abstract: An improved fluid waste transporter is disclosed designed temporarily to receive and hold and, when full, to transport and unload hot waste oils and the like into a main disposal tank. The improved fluid waste transporter is essentially a hollow elongated wheeled container provided with a chute. It features a baffle screen between the container the chute. The baffle screen is removable in one embodiment and is both removable and pivotable in another embodiment. Preferably, a side of the chute incorparates a fill shot. Preferably, the wheels of the elongated container are secured thereto on axles that are non-rotatably mounted in flanges projecting from the container. The transporter has two handles, one at each of its ends. A first handle adjacent the chute preferably is of circular construction and made of wood, plastic and/or natural or synthetic rubber. A second handle, disposed at the wheeled end, preferably is secured to the container via a pair of flanges attached thereto.

Abstract: A grip plate to aid in freeing a vehicle from being stuck on a slippery surface, comprising a flat rectangular iron plate with a lip at one end and an upstanding lug at the other end, with an upward angular portion of the plate between the lug and the main body portion of the plate.

Abstract: A hot waste oil or shortening transport device comprising an elongated wholly closed tank or the like with an entry-exit chute at one end and wheels on the other end. A handle at the chute end serves to wheel the tank to a disposal point where the chute acts as a fulcrum by which to pivot the tank up and pour out the contents, with the greatest safety. The device cannot be set upright, in which postion it would be liable to upset or knock-over.