Abstract: A metal angle iron bar 4, with a flatbar 2 welded to the angle iron bar 4 at point 3 on the top leg 10. The flatbar 2 having a metal dowel 1 welded to the end opposite of point 3. A pad 8 is attached to the end of the angle iron bar 4 and two cylindrical holes are drilled in the downturn leg 9 of the angle iron bar 4 to accommodate two “S” hooks. The outside downturn leg 14 provides additional support and stress accommodation to the end plate 5 and top leg 10.

Abstract: The present invention is a lifting device that is useful for loading heavy and bulky objects into a motor vehicle, such as a van or sport utility vehicle. The device comprises a weight support structure having a weight transfer foot that is adapted to removably attach to a roof section of a motor vehicle, such as the rain gutters commonly provided on vans and sport utility vehicles. A hook structure is fixedly attached to the weight transfer foot, by methods common in the industry, such as welding. When the weight transfer foot is attached to the roof section of a motor vehicle the hook structure hangs down below the roof and is available for supporting the heavy object. Chains or cables attached to the heavy object may then be removably attached to the hook structure, allowing the heavy object to be levered up and into the vehicle.

Abstract: A support device is provided for use in combination with a fence. The support device is mounted on the fence and can be used for hanging planters and the like from the fence. The support device includes an elongate member, having a carrier member at a first end and a first brace member at a second end. A second brace member is positioned between the first end and the second end. The first brace member is a substantially “U” shaped member affixed to the elongated member proximate the second end. The “U” shaped member has a pair of legs that extend away from said elongate member in a first direction.

Abstract: A hanger device is disclosed which includes an attachment portion for securing the hanger device to a first object such as a door, at least one hanger portion for supporting an ornamental object such as a wreath or swag, and an intermediate member connecting the attachment portion to the hanger portion. The hanger portion also includes a plurality of support arms each having a hook portion for supporting a different part of the ornamental object to minimize relative movement between the hanger device and the ornamental object. The method of supporting the ornamental object includes securing the attachment portion to the first object, and positioning the ornamental object over the hook portions so that different parts of the ornamental object are supported by the hook portions to minimize relative movement between the ornamental object and the hanger device.

Abstract: A plant hanger is provided for adjustably supporting an article, such as a potted plant and a plant holder along a vertical axis. The plant hanger includes a first piece having an elongated body provided with a support arrangement spaced therealong, and a hook at one end thereof adapted to be suspended from a support structure. A second piece has a series of flexible rods provided at one end with bent portions adapted to engage and support the plant holder and provided at the other end with a common hook bracket adapted to be engaged with the support arrangement.

Abstract: A hanger for suspending a plurality of graduated measuring devices comprising a first section having an engaging member thereon from which the hanger is supported, an elongated member on which the measuring devices are suspended and a stop for limiting movement of the measuring devices off of the hanger, said stop located at an end of the hanger opposite the first section and said elongated member operatively extending between the stop and the first section. The hanger is rigidly formed and, preferably, is a one piece structure.

Abstract: A lifting device useful for loading heavy and bulky objects into a motor vehicle, such as a van or sport utility vehicle. The device comprises a weight support structure having a weight transfer foot that is adapted to removably attach to a roof section of a motor vehicle, such as the rain gutters commonly provided on vans and sport utility vehicles. A hook structure is fixedly attached to the weight transfer foot, by methods common in the industry, such as welding. When the weight transfer foot is attached to the roof section of a motor vehicle the hook structure hangs down below the roof and is available for supporting the heavy object. Ropes attached to the heavy object may then be removably attached to the hook structure, allowing the heavy object to be levered up and into the vehicle.

Abstract: A cable support has a cable holding portion and a mounting portion with one or more teeth. The mounting portion and the one or more teeth are shaped for insertion into a groove formed in an item of furniture. The cable support is rotatable about an axis and the one or more teeth are shaped for penetration with one or both of the side walls of the groove. A method of supporting cables from an item of furniture is also claimed.

Abstract: A fitting includes an annular shielding member with a rear annular wall adapted to abut against an upright wall of a bathroom to define an abutment plane, and a front annular wall formed with a front major area of a faceplate member. The front major area has a recess extending rearwardly thereof to form an impact bearing portion. A front annular portion surrounds and is connected to the impact bearing portion by an inner annular wall. The impact bearing portion has a rear bearing wall spaced apart from the abutment plane, and a front bearing wall opposite to the rear bearing wall, and defines a fastening hole through the front and rear bearing walls. A holding member includes an anchored end disposed on the rear bearing wall, and having a clamped portion adjacent to the fastening hole so as to abut against an enlarged head portion of an anchoring stud which is inserted into the upright wall.

Abstract: The invention is a canister support device for a ladder. Specifically, it is designed to hold a paint can on the ladder providing access to the paint while standing on the ladder. The support is made of heavy aluminum or stainless steel and comprises two rung-engaging hooks and a hook for the paint can. The rung-engaging hooks are adjustable for any size rung.

Abstract: A portable hook hanging system particularly useful for campers and backpackers includes one or more hook elements that are releasably connected to a generally vertical object, such as a tree trunk, by a flexible cord or belt for hanging and supporting various articles. In a preferred embodiment, a plurality of hooks along with a rod and several lengths of cord are supplied in a kit and a flexible belt may also be supplied in the kit. Each hook has a generally H-shaped main body portion with first and second U-shaped recess extending transversely across the main body portion with the openings of the U-shaped recesses facing in vertically opposed directions. A flat rectangular tang portion and a flat leg portion are formed on a back side of the main body portion and a vertical slot is formed between the tang portion and main body portion which receives the cord or belt.

Abstract: A process for production of a tube profile element having a swaged closed head end includes the steps of chamfering an unswaged end of a tube profile element having a first diameter to provide a chamfered end on the tube profile element having a chamfer angle of less than 45° relative to a longitudinal axis of the end portion of the tube profile element, supporting the tube profile element in a retaining tool such that an end portion of the tube profile element having the unswaged chamfered end thereon extends beyond the retaining tool, providing a swage tool having a negative die capable of swaging the end portion of the tube into a swaged closed head end having a maximum second diameter larger the first diameter of the unswaged end of the tube, and moving the swage tool toward the end portion of the tube and swaging the unswaged chamfered end of the tube, by the negative die of the swage tool, into the swaged closed head end of the tube profile element.

Abstract: A communications conduit connector mounting device comprising a support member having a forwardly directed front surface and a rearwardly directed rear surface spaced from the front surface, the support member having a thickness defined between the front surface and the rear surface, an aperture extending transversely through the support member throughout the thickness of the support member opening through both the front surface and the rear surface, a slotway extending transversely through the support member throughout the thickness of the support member open through both the front surface and the rear surface laterally from the aperture to a side of the support member. Preferably, the mounting device includes a hook member coupled to the support member for suspending the support member.

Abstract: A seatback having a frame formed in a generally U-shape from a tubular material and a plate coupled between the two legs of the U, a back panel, an outer fabric and an attachment device having a plurality of mounting hooks, a handle, a pair of mounting bosses and a pair of mounting legs. The mounting legs are inserted through slots formed in the outer fabric, back panel and plate. Once the mounting legs are fully inserted into the plate, a portion of each of the mounting legs engages the front side of the plate. Threaded fasteners are placed through the mounting bosses and threadably engage clinch nuts that are coupled to the plate. When a the removable seating unit is lifted by the handle, the force associated with lifting the seating unit is transferred directly to the seatback frame through the threaded fasteners and mounting legs.

Abstract: The apparatus is a hanger which is supported from the top of a window sash, door, railing, or similar support. The hanger is a box-like beam of relatively thin material which derives its strength from its four sided cross section. Aligned holes in both vertical sides near one end accept a hanging hook. The end opposite from the hole is sealed, and a thin end plane extends above the beam and has a right angle so that the plane extends from the beam in a direction parallel to the beam and away from the end with the hole. The extending portion of the plane has a section removed from the center, so that the extension actually becomes two separated fingers as it extends away from the beam. Installation only requires bending the extending fingers around the top of a window sash to form the end plane into an inverted "U" shape. Closing the window locks the hanger in place, and the bendable end plane allows the hanger to accommodate to any size sash.

Abstract: A carousel style suspended shoe rack construction (10) including a plurality of elongated hollow tubular support members (20) provided with a plurality of outwardly projecting shoe support elements (30). Each tubular support member (20) is rotatably suspended from a base member (40). The base member (40) is further rotatably suspended from a ceiling (200) such that the user can rotate each individual tubular support member (20) while the base member (40) remains stationary and can likewise rotate the base member (40) to provide access to the other radially aligned tubular support members (20).

Abstract: A device for detachably connecting a bag to a bar has a securing clip to be attached with a first side to a bag and a load hook pivotably connected to a second side of the securing clip so as to pivot about a pivot axis extending parallel to and above the bar. The load hook, when the bag is connected to the bar, has a locking position in which the load hook engages with an engagement surface across a top side of the bar and locks the bar at the securing clip. A pulling member is connected to the load hook. The load hook is pivoted from the locking position into a release position by the pulling member against a counter force.

Abstract: A generally flat holder for clipping to a user's trousers and holding a towel or other fabric object. The holder has a body including an upper section forming a C-shaped hook forming a first gap between opposing ends of the C, and a lower section comprising a frame forming a central opening encircling an upwardly projecting tab. A U-shaped second gap is defined between the tab and the surrounding portion of the frame. The body is generally rigid, but is sufficiently flexible so that the hook and tab may be deflected to increase their respective gaps. Deflection enables the hook to be slipped over the belt or edge of the trousers of a user, and enables the tab to admit passage of a towel or the like into the central opening of the lower section of the body. The tab is configured to maintain engagement with the towel, but readily releases the towel when deflected by manual pressure such that its respective gap is widened. All edges of the body are beveled.

Abstract: The present invention comprises an elongated plastic hook assembly for the support of a sign or the like from an anchor secured to an elongated ceiling tile support member. The elongated hook assembly includes an elongated shaft having a first or upper end and a second or lower end with a first connection means arranged at the first or upper end of the elongated shaft and a hook member arranged at the second or lower end of the elongated shaft. The hook member and the elongated shaft have an annular locking segment connectively arranged therebetween. A web extends across the hook member to provide line of support for any further hook assembly saddled thereon, to minimize movement between any hook assemblies so connected.

Abstract: A sports equipment hanging belt for attachment to a chain link fence. The belt has a hook at each end which hooks into the chain link fence. The belt may then be tightened on the chain link fence. A number of hooks are held to the belt and extend downwardly below the bottom of the belt at least 3 inches so that when sports equipment is hung on a hook the hook will rest against the chain link fence thereby preventing the belt from turning by the weight of the sports equipment.

Abstract: A belay and rope apparatus for suspending and storing various articles such as bicycles and sports equipment includes a belay member which has a vertical axis and includes a top portion having a first rope aperture and a second rope aperture, a medial portion connected to the top portion defining a first hook-shaped element having an arcuate base with a third rope aperture, and a bottom portion connected to the medial portion defining an arcuate cleat element with a fourth rope aperture, each of the rope apertures preferably disposed along the vertical axis. The user may insert ropes through or around the apertures in the belay member(s) to suspend the members from an overhead support such as a rafter or ceiling joist, so that he may then suspend a bicycle or other article(s) in the hook portion of the belay.

Abstract: There is provided a hanger for mounting on a gutter which in turn is mounted on an eave of a structure, and wherein the gutter has a generally U-shaped cross sectional configuration, the hanger comprising an elongated member having a U-shaped portion sized to fit within the gutter, a stabilizing member joining a first end of the U-shaped portion, the stabilizing portion being designed to abut an underside of the roof, and a shaft portion located at a second end of the U-shaped portion, the shaft portion extending downwardly exteriorly of an outer wall of the gutter, the shaft portion having means thereon to hang an object, a connecting portion connecting the shaft portion to the second end of the U-shaped portion, the connecting portion having an inverted U-shaped configuration. The hanger member is easy to manufacture and may be used for hanging a number of objects such as plants, bird feeders, etc.

Abstract: A hanging apparatus (10) for a dumbbell (12) of the type having a straight cylindrical bar (14), a sleeve (16) on the straight cylindrical bar (14) and weights (18) at opposite ends. The hanging apparatus (10) comprises a frame (20) having a hook (22) at a first end. A structure (24) is for attaching a second end of the frame (20) to the straight cylindrical bar (14) of a dumbbell (12). The hook (22) will suspend the dumbbell (12) from a support shaft (26), enabling a person (28) using the dumbbell (12) not to reach down to a floor to pick up the dumbbell (12) and lower the dumbbell (12) back to the floor upon completion of a workout. These movements would put undue strain on forearm (30) and elbow joint ligaments and can cause severe damage to the entire arm muscles, tendons and tissues of the person (28).

Abstract: An improved wall-mounted storage unit system which uses a reversible mounting bracket and which places the majority of the unit's gravitational stress upon the bracket itself, rather than on the interlocking edges of the panel or rail members. A rail member having a small, upwardly protruding lip is mounted to a wall. The mounting bracket is then affixed within a cutout section of a vertical side panel in either of two desirable reversed positions such that the bracket may be attached to the mounting rail and the rear edge of the panel able to be placed flush against the wall. An adjacent panel may then be mounted using the same type of bracket. At no point does the vertical panel itself ever engage the mounting rail. Means are then provided to permanently secure the bracket and panel to the rail and to adjust the vertical height of a panel, if necessary, after it is attached to the mounting rail.

Abstract: Apparatus for supporting and manipulating ornaments and other objects includes a double-ended support hook for attachment to an object and having a segment forming a hook recess between the ends of the support hook. A support member supports the support hook, the support member including spaced side elements forming an interior for receiving the support hook and a hook engagement member located between the spaced side elements for engaging the support hook and positioning within the hook recess.

Abstract: An in-cord detachable ear hanger for an in-ear phone is provided. The ear hanger can protect the in-ear phone from being pulled off position from the user's ear when the user or any nearby person accidentally pulls the cable connected to the earphone set in a jerked manner. The ear hanger includes a shank body, a substantially hook-like portion, and a cable grasping means in substantially anchor-like shape. The hook-like portion is shaped in such a manner as to snugly fit to the back of a user's ear. The cable grasping means can grasp a selected portion of the cable, by which a margin length of the cable is left between the ear hanger and the speaker element inserted in the user's ear. During use of the in-ear phone, when any part of the cable other than the margin length is pulled in a jerked manner, the ear hanger would be pulled off the ear, but in most of the cases the speaker element would still stay in position in the user's ear.

Abstract: A garment hanger suitable for hanging garments in an automobile. The hanger has a generally triangular open loop body and is adapted to be mounted on a window or an exit handle of an automobile. The garment hanger preferably has a plurality of dividers for supporting one or more garment hangers between adjacent dividers.

Abstract: A new Portable Clothes Hanger Holder for providing a device from which clothes hangers may be suspended. The inventive device includes a unitary member including a trough-shaped portion and a clip portion extending from the trough-shaped portion. In use, the trough-shaped portion is adapted for receiving the hook of a clothes hanger and the clip portion is adapted for removably securing the unitary member to a horizontal door frame molding.

Abstract: A suspended bracket assembly for storing a bicycle in an overhead horizontal position. A suspended support bar combined with two ceiling mounted "J" hooks store a bicycle in a stable horizontal position. The forked end of the support bar holds the handle in the nominal position. The flat side of the storage bracket supports the bicycle weight at the steering post and center tube.

Abstract: A tool and parts tray having a shallow tray base, formed of bent and welded sheet metal, with first and second generally identical suspension strap members formed of sheet metal bent and configured for securing, such as by welding, to the bottom and adjacent side of the tray base. The lower ends of the suspension strap members are triangularly configured to provide a base portion of the triangle for affixing to the bottom, a leg portion perpendicular to the bottom and a hypotenuse portion providing bracing to the leg portion. The other end of the suspension strap member is disposed at a right angle to the leg portion. First and second generally identical L-shaped members formed of sheet metal are adjustably attached at the suspension ends of the suspension straps to form a hook for positioning over a suitable support, such as a cross beam of a hydraulic vehicle lift. A tool and parts holding means is provide in the form of depressions in the tray bottom or by means of magnetic strips in the tray bottom.

Abstract: A garment hanger having a hanger body and a hook member is constructed with a hook receiving element for suspending from the body of the garment hanger a second garment hanger. The hook receiving element is disposed in vertical alignment with the hook member and includes a frame member and base member, the frame member is provided with openings to define first and second intersecting passageways for selectively receiving the hanging means of the second garment hanger. In this manner the second garment hanger may be suspended in a plane parallel to the plane of the hanger body or perpendicular thereto.

Abstract: An overhead bicycle storage rack for hanging a bicycle vertically between the ceiling joists of a building with sufficient headroom to walk thereunder, including a pair of U-shaped brackets, each bracket having a width approximate the spacing between ceiling joists and a depth approximate the radius of the bicycle wheel. Each bracket is positioned laterally between an adjacent pair of ceiling joists with the ends of the brackets attachable to the ceiling joists with the remainder of the bracket extending above the ceiling joists and a hanger element supported on each bracket for supporting an individual wheel of said bicycle.

Abstract: The Workstation for Door is a portable apparatus that interfaces between an open door and an item for the purpose of supporting the item in a stable elevated position. The Workstation for Door fits over the outer edge of a door(10) and slides downward until engaging and being supported by the door knob shafts(12). The face of the Workstation for Door has a variety of supporters or receptacles(14) for its many intended purposes. The Workstation for Door has a means to distance(20) an item from a door edge.

Abstract: The combination hanger and tool includes a stem which is provided at one end with a laterally enlarged structure and at the other end with a box end wrench (or other type of tool) having an aperture at the outer end thereof. The combination hanger and tool fits within the chuck of an electric drill with the lateral surfaces of the stem in engagement with the jaws of the chuck. The inner ends of the jaws are positioned adjacent the laterally enlarged structure which functions as a stop to prevent undesired relative movement between the stem and the jaws and thereby prevent separation of the combination hanger and tool from the chuck. When secured to the chuck, the aperture of the wrench is dimensioned to fit over a hook or peg thereby enabling the combination hanger and tool with the drill secured thereto to be hung from the hook or peg on a wall or other external structure. For chucks which require a key for operation thereof, one embodiment includes a chuck key mounted on the stem.

Abstract: An ornament hanger comprising an elongated loop shaped structure having an arcuate ornament supporting portion at one end and an attachment portion at the other end. A bendable closure member cooperates with the supporting portion to inhibit ornaments from disengaging from the ornament hanger. A part of the arcuate ornament supporting portion has an enlarged cross section with respect to other parts of the arcuate ornament supporting portion to provide strengthening of the supporting portion permitting heavy ornaments to be supported by the ornament hanger. The enlarged cross-sectional portion is dumbbell shaped. A part of the dumb bell shaped enlarged portion being asymmetrical such that one end of the enlarged portion in cross section is larger than the other end.

Abstract: A table-edge hanger having a hook for hanging a personal item such as a purse or a jacket. The hook may be movably attached so it can swing side to side. The hanger can also have a decorative attachment which can be a timepiece for keeping time. Preferably, the hanger has a microswitch for triggering an alarm if the personal item is removed from the hook or removed from the table together with the hanger. The alarm can be disabled with an on/off switch if desired.

Abstract: A hanger for adjustably suspending an object from a wall. The inventive device includes a wall bracket securable to a wall surface. An adjustable bracket is slidably positioned through the wall bracket and includes a depending hook for suspending an object. A securing fastener is directed through the adjustable bracket and can be rotatably advanced to lock the adjustable bracket relative to the wall bracket in a desired position.

Abstract: An extendible hanger assembly with a mounting member for mounting the extendible hanger onto a door. A hook for holding a decorative object such as a wreath or garland and one or more or no extension members connectable to each other and to the mounting member and to the hook to provide a variously extendible hanger assembly removably mountable on a door for holding a decorative object such as a wreath or garland.

Abstract: A log splitter having an elongated frame includes a detachable table including a platform, a clamp for attaching the platform to the frame, and an adjustable leg pivotally attached to the underside of the platform. The clamp includes at least one catch attached to the platform for engaging one side of the frame and a hook for engaging the opposite side of the frame. A strap connects the hook to the platform and is adjustable in length to accommodate frames of different widths.

Abstract: A hook for use with a chain link fence where the hook starts as an L-shaped flat metal element and is formed into an integral piece having a first vertically disposed element integral with a second element which is folded relative to the first element along a fold line of 45 degrees so as to be generally parallel but spaced from the first element. A third element is integral with the first element and is folded to extend away from the first element to form an arm for supporting sports equipment or clothing. The 45 degree fold allows the hook to straddle a wire of the fence. Thus, the hook is simply constructed, elegantly formed and easily used.

Abstract: A holder for a medicinal tubing, electric cable or the like in the vicinity of a patient is connected by a swivel pin formation to a coupling member or support which is attached via a wire segment to some object, the support being able to swing and slide on the wire segment.

Abstract: A suspension device for the suspension of an article (10) of low weight at a variable distance below an attachment point for said device on a suitable support comprises a body (1) provided with attachment means (4), a flexible string (6) and an article holder (2). In order to avoid various drawbacks of such devices belonging to the prior art, the article holder (2) is formed integral with but easily separable from the body (1).

Abstract: A three point suspension system for storing a bicycle in a horizontal position, including three support members depending from a ceiling in a triangular pattern.

Abstract: A ceiling mounted bracket is adapted to be fixed under a corrugated ceiling formed of U-shaped channels having flaring sides. The bracket which has a U-shaped cross-section corresponding to one channel is formed of two lateral faces and a joining face provided with a perforation suitable for hanging a ceiling fixture.

Abstract: A profile (1) to support and maintain under tension a false ceiling (2) or a false wall constituted by a sheet of plastic material having an integral border (3) forming a hook, the profiles (1) being adapted to be fixed to a ceiling or wall and comprising angle members having a flange presenting a shoulder (4) adapted to receive the border hooked thereover so as to form a throat of U-shaped cross section opening in the direction of another flange of the angle member in which throat the border (3) is to be disposed. There are two such profiles one of which comprises a male profile (1m) and the other a female profile (1f). The male and female profiles have interengaging structure thereon whereby when interengaged, the profiles form an inverted T having a vertical web adapted to be suspended from a ceiling and whose flanges with the shoulders (4) constitute a horizontal cross member supporting and maintaining in tension a false ceiling.

Abstract: A hanger holder assembly for carrying garments on coat hangers in an automotive vehicle has a receptacle (A) for removably receiving an upwardly extending post of a vehicle hanger bracket which is integrally mounted above a supporting side member (B) having a flat surface to aid in limiting rotation of the receptacle upon the post and for permitting a connecting side member (C) to extend downwardly therefrom supporting a horizontal hanger mounting bar (D) which is connected by a bracing member (E) to a junction with the connecting side member and the receptacle wherein the assembly is integrally molded of plastic material.

Abstract: The present invention provides an apparatus for suspending conventional trash bags and other bags above the ground for the storage and/or disposal of a variety of items ranging from lawn refuse to recyclable cans and bottles to camping supplies and food. The apparatus comprises a support frame for securing the rim of the bag thereto and suspension arms coupled to the support frame through the use of engagement hooks for hanging the bag above the ground. The support frame comprises a first aperture for insertion of the rim of the bag therethrough, the rim wrapped around the sides of the support frame such that the bag opens through the first aperture. To protect the items inside the bag from weather and animals, the apparatus further includes a cover frame with a second aperture disposed on top of the support frame and a lid for covering the second aperture.

Abstract: A swivelling hanger for suspending western-style boots or related footwear from various supports, and which consists of an elongate stem with a upper hook portion allowing the hanger to be suspended from a variety of objects and a lower support portion which has two arms parallel to each other, and perpendicular to the elongate stem, that engage and hold the boots by their loops, and an integral arrangement in the elongate stem for joining the two portions and which also allows either of the hanger portions to rotate on the axis of the elongate stem 360 degrees, thus allowing the hook to be facing in one direction while the support arms face in any other direction thus multiplying the hanger's utility where space or other constraints would restrict application of the prior art, and thus further broadening the range of use of the hanger.

Abstract: A wall-unit hanging system for hanging shelves, cabinets, drawers or the like on a wall is described. The system includes a mounting rail and one or more vertical panels. Each vertical panel has a cut-out portion and an associated bracket for securing the vertical panel to the mounting rail. The vertical panel is secured to the mounting rail by moving the panel perpendicularly with respect to the wall until the panel is flushed with the wall and the cut-out portion has received the mounting rail. The mounting bracket engages a projection in the mounting rail in order to secure the vertical panels to the mounting rail.

Abstract: A service cart transportable in a van or truck is comprised of a vertically oriented pyramid-shaped profile. The pyramid shape offers a high degree of stability, making it virtually impossible to tip over during normal operating conditions, especially during transport. The cart has a fourwheel base. One set of wheels is preferably swivel casters for turning sharp corners. A second set of wheels is larger and located externally of the cart. These wheels increase the base of the pyramid profile and add to the cart's stability. The service cart may be transported to and from a job site. The cart fits into a van or truck bed. To remove the cart from the vehicle, a ramp system is provided. A mechanical or electrical winch may be used to transport the cart into or out of the vehicle.