Abstract: A landing pad that mounts to a foot of a vehicle support. The landing pad includes a bottom with an opening. A side wall extends upward from the bottom with the side wall positioned around a perimeter of the bottom. A top shelf extends radially inward towards the opening from the side wall with the top shelf extending over and being spaced away from the bottom. One or more slots extend from the top shelf to the opening. Each of the one or more slots includes a first section that extends into a lower surface of the top shelf and a second section that extends into a top surface of the bottom with the first section and the second section of each of the one or more slots being aligned to direct water to the opening.

Abstract: A hose support assembly for supporting a hose. The hose support assembly includes a series of panels that are connected together by links. The assembly is adjustable between an extended orientation to support the hose, and a folded orientation for storage when not in use. The panels are configured such that the assembly supports the hose at a decreasing height above the ground to facilitate drainage of fluids in the hose.

Abstract: A ramp configured to support a wheel of a vehicle. The ramp includes a tapered height and a curved surface for a wheel of a vehicle to move along and elevate above a support surface. The ramp includes a base block configured to contact against the support surface. One or more stacker blocks are configured to connect to the base block to increase the elevation of the wheel of the vehicle. The base block and one or more stacker blocks are configured to be removably connected together to be adjustable to the needs of the user.

Abstract: A hose support assembly for supporting a hose. The hose support assembly includes a series of panels that are connected together by links. The assembly is adjustable between an extended orientation to support the hose, and a folded orientation for storage when not in use. The panels are configured such that the assembly supports the hose at a decreasing height above the ground to facilitate drainage of fluids in the hose.

Abstract: A push block for advancing a work piece over a table saw is disclosed. The push block includes a table-top; a handle mounted on the table-top; a first leg having a proximal end mounted on a first side of the table-top, where the first leg includes a first grip member arranged on distal end of the first leg; a second leg having a proximal end movably mounted underneath the table-top, the second leg is spaced apart from the first leg to form a cut tunnel therebetween, where the second leg includes a second grip member arranged on a distal end of the second leg; a maneuvering mechanism, arranged on the table-top, for moving the second leg to adjust a width of the cut tunnel; and a balancing wheel slidably mounted on a second side, opposite to the first side, of the table-top.