Abstract: The hanging file support frame of this invention includes two spaced apart end members of integral construction dwelling in substantially vertical planes, and having upper and lower portions. The end members include an upper horizontal strut extending across the lateral width of the end members, with the ends thereof terminating into C-shaped members. Two elongated parallel hanging bars have their opposite ends supported within the C-shaped members. Clip elements engage the ends of the hanging bars and the C-shaped members to maintain the connection therebetween. Leg portions extend downwardly and outwardly from the C-shaped members, and the lower end of each leg portion terminates in an inwardly extending horizontal foot.

Abstract: A container handling apparatus for refuse containers of various sizes includes a frame mounted on an elevating and dumping mechanism disposed on a refuse collection vehicle. The apparatus includes opposed primary container engaging arms pivotally secured to the frame and secondary container engaging arms pivotally secured to the frame inboard of the pivot points of the primary arms. Hydraulic cylinder actuators are operable to move the primary arms from a retracted position substantially within the normal clearance width profile of the vehicle to a position for engaging and gathering the container to be grasped between the primary and secondary arms. The configuration of the primary and secondary arms provides for grasping containers of various diameters and for tolerating misalignment of the apparatus with respect to a container during driveby pickup operations.

Abstract: A clamp for securing pipe sections together comprising a saddle portion having a straight back portion, and opposite side portions having semi-circular openings therein. A U-shaped bolt has its ends extending through said back portion with nuts threaded thereon to draw the bolt towards the saddle portion. A radially disposed slot is disposed at the apex of each semi-circular opening to permit said back portion to deflect as said semi-circular openings conform to the perimeter of a pipe as said U-shaped bolt is drawn towards said saddle portion.

Abstract: A fishing chair comprising a pair of inverted U-shaped, two-legged folding leg sections wherein one leg of each section is pivotally secured to one leg of the other section. A collapsible seat member is carried by the upper ends of the leg sections. The connected legs are in substantially parallel adjacent relationship with each other when in a folded position and are angularly positioned relative to each other and to a supporting surface when opened. A rigid tackle box including a bottom section and a lid hingedly secured thereto is detachably secured between the legs of one of the leg sections. A pair of pins removably extend through the legs of the said one leg section and are received by openings formed in opposite ends of the lid. Each of the pins comprises an elongated shank portion which extends through the leg and into the lid.

Abstract: A clamp device for clamping first and second telescopically mounted tubes comprising a preformed bolt clamp and a saddle element. The preformed bolt clamp is of unitary and substantially rigid material and has a center portion and opposite end portions. The center portion extends completely around the outer surface of the outer tube with the end portions thereof extending outwardly from the outer tube in substantially the same direction. The saddle element generally comprises a center portion positioned between end portions which have openings formed therein to receive the end portions of the bolt clamp. The center portion of the saddle element is provided with an upwardly extending rib which not only strengthens the saddle element but also provides a contact point between the saddle and the helical bolt clamp.