Abstract: A utility cart having a tool handle holding device for firmly holding the handle of a long handled lawn or garden tool to the side of the utility cart is disclosed. The device comprises one or more clips that are disposed below the rim of the bin of the utility cart. The cart and the clip(s) may be integrally molded from a suitable plastic material, such as high density polyethylene. Each clip is deformable within its elastic limit so that a tool handle may be insertingly forced into the clip wherein it is held within the clip, upon elastic contraction of the clip, by a tool retaining flange and a tool retaining lip. Removal of the tool handle from the clip is effected by removingly forcing the handle out of the clip whereupon the clip deforms sufficiently to allow the tool handle to pass between the tool retaining flange and the tool retaining lip. Upon removal of the handle from the clip, the clip then contracts to its pre-insertion, nondeformed condition.

Abstract: A portable hose reel assembly comprising a wheeled frame structure rotatably supporting a hose reel structure by a shaft assembly communicating water under pressure to a hose to be wound on the hose reel structure. The frame structure comprises a pair of molded plastic three-cornered side frames and four blow molded plastic members rigidly interconnected therebetween by grooved ends snapped into tabbed sockets. The hose reel structure comprises a pair of reel end structures having integral hub portions and two semi-cylindrical hub parts movable in opposed radial directions into an operative position with respect to the hub portions in hose coil load transmitting relation to one another. The end walls of the hub portions and the ends of the hub parts include integral interengaging elements which serve to retain the reel and structures and hub parts in operative position when moved therein.

Abstract: A grain scoop molded of a plastic material to provide a socket portion open at its rearward end for the reception of the forward end of an elongated handle therein and a scoop portion integral with the socket portion which extends laterally outwardly and forwardly with respect thereto. The scoop portion is formed by a central corrugation and bottom wall portions on opposite sides thereof each having a coextensive corrugation therein. The scoop portion is defined peripherally by a straight front edge and peripheral edges extending between the front end of the socket portion and the ends of the front edges which are disposed generally in a plane intersecting with the longitudinal extent of the socket portion at an angle of the order of 20.degree. and with the plane of the forward sections of the bottom wall portions at an angle of the order of 161/2.degree.. The corrugations having strengthening ribs therein.