Abstract: A chassis member with rear wheels and a battery compartment has a detachable connection with an upright front wheeled support. The front wheeled support has a steering handle assembly pivotally connected thereto which can be locked in upright position or swung rearwardly into a folded position parallel with the front wheeled support, or pivoted forwardly for use as a dolly-type handle. An electric motor is mounted on the front wheeled support and has lead wires to the battery and to a switch operated by a belt tightener providing driving power when a hand lever is depressed but providing free wheeling when the lever is released. The lead wires for the battery are of a length and have disconnects which allow the battery to be carried on the person if desired. The cart is adapted to receive a removable seat and when knocked down consists of the chassis member, the front wheeled support, the battery, and the seat if the latter is used.

Abstract: The handle of a hammer has a recess at the free end and one or more spirit levels are embedded in a plastic filler in the recess. The spirit levels are associated with surface engaging points on the hammer, comprising points on the striking head portion of the hammer or on a side of the head in combination with a bottom or side point at the free end of the handle. Spirit levels, including a bullseye level, are provided to accomplish horizontal leveling in two directions and also in a vertical direction. The bottom surface of the recess is painted a contrasting color for easy viewing of the spirit levels, and interengaging tongues and recess extensions are provided for locking the plastic filler in its recess.