Abstract: The present invention relates to a hand or motorized push shovel/plow with directional left or right side disbursement of snow, granular material, thicker liquids and other such desired materials with ease and comfort. The shovel allows a user to direct a shoveled load to a first or a second side of the shovel while moving the shovel in a substantially straight direction and generally comprises a handle, a shaft extending from the handle to a base shovel blade, and a steering mechanism secured along a portion of the shaft or handle and in steering communication with a directional shovel blade that is in a relational arrangement on top of the base shovel blade. The steering mechanism allows a user to angle the directional blade in a left or right direction.

Abstract: A weed trimmer transportation system is provided including an upper portion having a rigid substantially linear tube including a top end adapted for being coupled to a post of a weed trimmer. Also included is an intermediate portion having a pair of legs each having an inboard end coupled to a bottom end of the upper portion for defining a generally inverted V-shaped configuration. Next provided is a lower portion including an axle coupled to bottom ends of the legs of the intermediate portion and having a pair of wheels mounted thereon.

Abstract: An aerator includes a frame supported on a pair of forward drive wheels and a pair of rearward caster wheels. An aerator head is mounted on a pivot frame on the forward end of the aerator frame, pivotable to move the aerator head from a disengaged position above the ground, downwardly to an engaged position wherein tines on the aerator head work the soil. The pivot frame includes a forwardly projecting arm upon which the aerator head is mounted, and a rearwardly projecting arm upon which the forward wheels of the frame are mounted, such that movement of the pivot frame will engage either the forward wheels of the frame or the aerator head with the ground. The aerator head is mounted forwardly of the forward end of the frame such that the tines on the aerator head form the forward most part of the aerator.

Abstract: A manual tool for cutting and removing weeds and grass (11) from gardens and landscaping beds, having a cutting blade (9) and rake (1) attached to the rear and front respectively of a chassis (5) mounted on an axle (4) and wheels (3a, 3b) with a handle (6) angularly attached to the rear of the chassis (5). The cutting blade (9) is preferably concave shaped with a front concave cutting edge (13). When the tool is pushed forward by the handle (6) the concave cutting blade (9) pulls and cuts weeds and grass (11) below the surface of the ground (7). The cut weeds are then removed by pulling backward on the handle (6) which drags tines (2) on the rake (1) over the ground (7) to gather and remove the weeds (11). Optionally, the rake (1) is removeably attachable so that the tool can be used only for cutting weeds (11) as desired.

Abstract: A wheeled snow plow is provided and consists of a tubular frame having a laterally spaced pair of side portions, a rear portion and a V-shaped front portion to form a generally rectangular configuration, three wheel assemblies, one wheel assembly mounted to bottom center of the V-shaped front portion and each of the other two wheel assemblies mounted to bottom center of a respective side portion of the frame, a U-shaped handle connected pivotally to top center of the side portions of the frame so that the U-shaped handle will sit at a vertical angle with respect to the frame when in use, a V-shaped plow blade connected pivotally to the side portions of the frame so that the V-shaped plow blade will face frontwardly and be horizontal to the frame and a device for height adjusting the V-shaped plow blade with respect to the frame allowing for passage over rough and uneven terrain.

Abstract: A plow attachment for a roto-tiller wherein the roto-tiller includes a frame, a gear housing downwardly extending from the frame, means for driving a front axle shaft on each side of the gear housing, rear guide wheels, and means for driving said front wheels including a gear housing downwardly extending from the frame between said front wheels. The attachment includes a blade suspended from the forward end of a yoke which in turn includes a pair of parallel rearwardly extending members positioned so as to straddle the gear housing and a pair of front driving wheels. The yoke is pivotally mounted at the rear ends thereof to a pair of legs downwardly extending from the frame. A lift lever is pivotally mounted to the frame at an intermediate portion and connected at its forward end to the blade.

Abstract: A multi-purpose labor-saver wheeled tool having a frame which includes a pair of laterally spaced wheels adjustably mountable on stub axles in selected holes of respective vertical arrays of holes in paired side plates, a handle symmetrically extends rearwardly from a rearwardly-upwardly-sloped central plate joining the side plates; an upright front plate joins the side and central plates; the plate assembly forms a load-carrying region at the top, and all the individual plates have holes for attachment of co-acting accessory members, including both fixed-, and reel-and cable-pivotable blades for snow and ice removing, rakes, and scoops; hose-reel, squeegee, and brush embodiments are also provided.