Gas pump helper

Abstract

The gas pump helper is used to hold the gas pump trigger in a upright on position. This replaces the need for a person to continue to hold the pump trigger while pumping gas. The gas pump helper is made of acrylite matieral. Attach to at he back of the gas pump helper is a magnet, which allows the gas pump helper to stick on the inside of the gas tank flat. The gas pump helper is very useful for a older person or useful while pumping a large amount of fuel.

Description

[0001] The gas pump helper is made of acrylite matieral. The acrylite matieral is cut-out to the specification of the design shape. The design measurment is base on the measurment between the gas station pump handle and the gas station pump trigger. Attach to the back of the gas pump helper is a magnet, which allows the gas pump helper to stick on the inside of the gas tank car or truck flat.

DESCRIPTION

[0002] The gas pump helper is used to hold the gas pump trigger in a upright on position, allowing gas to flow in the vehical gas tank through the pump nozzle. (see FIG. 1) The gas pump helper replaces the need for a person to continue to hold the gas pump trigger. The gas pump helper keeps the gas pump trigger in a upright on position. (see FIG. 3.) The gas pump helper can be used on all gas station pump handle. The gas pump helper is made of acrylite plastic, the size of the rectangle is (1 inch width by 2¾ inch length.) The thickness of plastic is a (8th of a inch thick). FIG. 3. shows a illustration of the use of the gas pump helper located on the gas station pump handle. FIG. 2. Shows the gas pump helper attach on the back of the gas pump helper. The magnet is (1 inch width by 2 inch length.) The thickness of the magnet is (16th of a inch.) The purpose of the magnet is to secure the gas pump helper on the inside of the vehical gas flap.

Claims

1. I (William Henry), claim that the gas pump helper is a very useful product, which can be used by anyone. This invention assist in the function of gas pumping by holding the gas station pump trigger in a upright-on position during fueling.