Abstract: A magnetic holding device having an elongated body which extends between a tip and a locking head. A saddle is connected to the elongated body. Said saddle having a magnet connected thereto. In operation the elongated body is wrapped around the body of a hand tool and the tip is passed through an opening in the locking head. The elongated body is passed through the locking head until the magnetic holding device is tightened over the hand tool. Once in place the magnetic holding device holds the hand tool in a convenient place near where the hand tool is being used by connecting the magnet to any metal object. In this way the magnetic holding device provides the advantage of reducing the potential for lost or misplaced hand tools by allowing for easy organization and placement of hand tools during use.

Abstract: A magnetic holding device having an elongated body which extends between a tip and a locking head. A saddle is connected to the elongated body. Said saddle having a magnet connected thereto. In operation the elongated body is wrapped around the body of a hand tool and the tip is passed through an opening in the locking head. The elongated body is passed through the locking head until the magnetic holding device is tightened over the hand tool. Once in place the magnetic holding device holds the hand tool in a convenient place near where the hand tool is being used by connecting the magnet to any metal object. In this way the magnetic holding device provides the advantage of reducing the potential for lost or misplaced hand tools by allowing for easy organization and placement of hand tools during use.

Abstract: A cargo carrying device is provided that is portable device and capable of transporting a load across the ground. The cargo carrying device has frame and a first section connected to a second section by a hinge. A plurality of side support members are connected to the frame as well as an adjustable support member that permits the cargo carrying device to pivot from a first, or generally horizontal position, to a second raised or angled position. The cargo carrying device also has an adjustable handle, a removable axel and removable pair of wheels. The cargo carrying device is mounted to a saddle for attachment to a hitch of a vehicle. This arrangement provides the user with an adjustable and portable cargo carrying device.

Abstract: A recreational trailer assembly that includes first and second trailer members and a trailer tongue that are all detachably and removably connected to one another. Specifically the first and second trailer members and trailer tongue are detachably removed from one another allowing for multi-functional uses of each and to provide assistance in transportation and storage of the entire recreational trailer assembly.

Abstract: A cargo carrying device is provided that is portable device and capable of transporting a load across the ground. The cargo carrying device has frame and a first section connected to a second section by a hinge. A plurality of side support members are connected to the frame as well as an adjustable support member that permits the cargo carrying device to pivot from a first, or generally horizontal position, to a second raised or angled position. The cargo carrying device also has an adjustable handle, a removable axel and removable pair of wheels. The cargo carrying device is mounted to a saddle for attachment to a hitch of a vehicle. This arrangement provides the user with an adjustable and portable cargo carrying device.

Abstract: A holder for a tape measure includes an upper portion including an attaching section to attach to a belt, and a lower portion connected to the upper portion, the lower portion being substantially rigid and including a slot to receive a clip of the tape measure.

Abstract: A recreational trailer assembly that includes first and second trailer members and a trailer tongue that are all detachably and removably connected to one another. Specifically the first and second trailer members and trailer tongue are detachably removed from one another allowing for multi-functional uses of each and to provide assistance in transportation and storage of the entire recreational trailer assembly.

Abstract: A device for monitoring distances having an interrogator and a transponder in wireless communication with the interrogator, the transponder having a signaling device that is activated based on the distance between the interrogator and transponders. The interrogator sends an encoded signal to the transponder and determines the distance to the transponder based on the delay of the transponder's response. The interrogator instructs the transponder to activate a signaling device when the distance exceeds a predetermined setting. The present invention is directed towards applications that require one-foot precision and accuracy.

Abstract: A device for monitoring distances having an interrogator and a transponder in wireless communication with the interrogator, the transponder having a signaling device that is activated based on the distance between the interrogator and transponders. The interrogator sends an encoded signal to the transponder and determines the distance to the transponder based on the delay of the transponder's response. The interrogator instructs the transponder to activate a signaling device when the distance exceeds a predetermined setting. The present invention is directed towards applications that require one-foot precision and accuracy.

Abstract: A punch holder with an elongated handle with an enclosed compartment at one end. The enclosed compartment is frusto-shaped having a flat headed end, tapered side walls, and additionally has a plunger that is associated with a spring that yieldingly urges the plunger into the closed compartment. The elongated hollow handle also has a side handle secured to one end of the plunger and slidably disposed within the hollow handle such that the side handle can be used to control the plunger so that a punch may be inserted through the compartment and held in place by the plunger.

Abstract: A drive system for a movable crossover box includes a pair of pulleys located at the rearward side ends of the truck body; a pair of pulleys mounted at each of the upper front corners of the truck body, with a continuous strand of cable threaded around the pulleys so as to create an upper strand portion and a lower strand portion. A drive winch is operatively secured to the cable and is adapted to rotate in opposite directions at the selection of the operator so as to move the cable in one direction or the other. The crossover box is mounted for longitudinal movement on the upper portion of the truck body, and the box is affixed to one strand portion of the cable whereupon the box can be moved longitudinally forwardly or rearwardly on the truck body depending on the direction that the winch moves the cable.

Abstract: A drive system for a movable crossover box includes a pair of pulleys located at the rearward side ends of the truck body; a pair of pulleys mounted at each of the upper front corners of the truck body, with a continuous strand of cable threaded around the pulleys so as to create an upper strand portion and a lower strand portion. A drive winch is operatively secured to the cable and is adapted to rotate in opposite directions at the selection of the operator so as to move the cable in one direction or the other. The crossover box is mounted for longitudinal movement on the upper portion of the truck body in accordance with the '647 patent, and the box is affixed to one strand portion of the cable whereupon the box can be moved longitudinally forwardly or rearwardly on the truck body depending on the direction that the winch moves the cable.

Abstract: A moveable support system for a crossover toolbox having a pair of rails mounted to the sidewalls of a truck. The system also includes a pair of channel shaped members secured to the lower part of the tool box having wheels rotatably mounted in the recess area of the channel for movably mounting the toolbox on the rails. The channel also has a lip element extending inwardly from one side. This lip is engaged by a horizontal flange member of the rails so that the wheels are secured on top of the rails.

Abstract: A pizza cutter and eating tool has a fork portion, an elongated handle connected to a rearward end of the fork portion. A cutting wheel mounting area is located in the handle adjacent the rearward end of the fork portion. An elongated longitudinal slot is located in the mounting area. Cutting wheel mounting tabs have upper ends secured to a center portion of the slot and they extend downwardly therefrom below the fork. A pizza cutting tool is rotatably mounted on the mounting tabs and an upward periphery of the wheel extends partially through the elongated slot. An arcuate elongated guard member extends from a forward end of the slot, thence upwardly and over a portion of a periphery of the cutting wheel, and thence extends downwardly through a rearward end of the elongated slot, and thence outwardly and rearwardly from an adjacent portion of the periphery of the cutting wheel below the elongated slot.

Abstract: A moveable support system for a crossover toolbox having a pair of rails mounted to the sidewalls of a truck. The system also includes a pair of channel shaped members secured to the lower part of the tool box having wheels rotatably mounted in the recess area of the channel for movably mounting the toolbox on the rails. The channel also has a lip element extending inwardly from one side. This lip is engaged by a horizontal flange member of the rails so that the wheels are secured on top of the rails.

Abstract: A moveable support system for mounting a crossover tool box having a pair of rails and a pair of blocks connected to the crossover tool box and slidably mounted to the rails. The blocks having a plurality of recesses within where wheels are rotatably mounted and extend through a lower opening in the recesses to engage the top surface of the rails. The blocks also having an inverted T-shape groove that receives a bolt for connecting the blocks to the crossover tool box. Also a locking device prevents movement of the block along the rail.