Abstract: An array for a log fire is described which promotes ignition and even burning of the logs. The array includes at least three logs, split or unsplit, which are maintained in a nested spaced apart relationship by an implement which creates a V-shaped locus between the facing log surfaces. One such implement is described as having a central rectilinear portion having affixed at each end thereof similar V-shaped portions upstanding therefrom, and oriented so as to form intersecting parallel planes. Another implement is described as having a central rectilinear portion, each end of which is bent to about a right angle therefrom and at a degree of displacement from the angle to which the other end is bent so that each end falls within one of two intersecting planes whose intersection lies along the rectilinear portion.

Abstract: An array for a log fire is described which promotes ignition and even burning of the logs. The array includes at least three logs, split or unsplit, which are maintained in a nested spaced apart relationship by an implement which creates a V-shaped locus between the facing log surfaces. One such implement is described as having a central rectilinear portion having affixed at each end thereof similar V-shaped portions upstanding therefrom, and oriented so as to form intersecting parallel planes. Another implement is described as having a central rectilinear portion, each end of which is bent to about a right angle therefrom and at a degree of displacement from the angle to which the other end is bent so that each end falls within one of two intersecting planes whose intersection lies along the rectilinear portion.

Abstract: A pipe fitting of polyethylene is provided wherein the pipe fitting is of integral construction and includes (1) a tubular body member that is fusion bonded at each end to (2) a coupling member, and (3) a movable tubular member that engages one coupling member for axial movement in relation thereto, i.e., telescoping action. The pipe fitting is useful for repairing a damaged pipe in that the one coupling member thereof may be bonded to one exposed end of the damaged pipe while the telescoped tubular member may be moved into engagement with and bonded to the other exposed end of the damaged pipe.

Abstract: A vehicle differential unit in which an input or drive pinion is mounted on a shaft which is supported on two axially spaced bearing assemblies carried by a housing which encloses the unit. The housing is provided with first and second apertures, the second aperture, which is provided with a detachable cover, being of sufficient size to pass the drive pinion and the first aperture not allowing the passage therethrough of the drive pinion. A first bearing assembly, which is supported in the first aperture, supports a first end portion of the shaft with which a vehicle drive shaft is normally associated and a second bearing assembly, located on the other side of the drive pinion from the first bearing assembly, supports a second end portion of the shaft which is located within the housing adjacent a crown wheel of the differential unit.