Abstract: What is disclosed is a lifting bale that has at least two side supports, at least two cross support, and at least one center support and ideally configured to fit over the motor of a concrete saw, to provide handles for lifting the saw, and to provide an attachment point for a lifting mechanism to attach to the lifting bale and to lift the concrete saw, or other object the lifting bale is attached to, upward from the single point while maintaining the concrete saw or other object in a generally level position.

Abstract: The present disclosure is a vibration dampening assembly for a walk behind concrete saw having a frame and deck assembly, an engine mounted to the top of the deck, a pair of rear wheels interconnected by a nonrotating solid axle which spans the width of the deck and is attached to the frame, and a handlebar post having a lower portion, a pair of outer, generally rectangular, damper blocks, having a front portion and a rear portion, attached to the underside of the deck in parallel juxtaposed relationship; front and rear cross members for interconnecting the front and rear portions of the outer damper blocks to form a generally rectangular grid frame; a pair of inner, generally rectangular, damper blocks attached to the lower portion of the handlebar post in a position where there is no metal to metal contact between the lower portion of the handlebar post and the deck; and means for attaching the inner damper blocks to the front and rear cross members.

Abstract: What is disclosed is a lifting bale that has at least two side supports, at least two cross support, and at least one center support and ideally configured to fit over the motor of a concrete saw, to provide handles for lifting the saw, and to provide an attachment point for a lifting mechanism to attach to the lifting bale and to lift the concrete saw, or other object the lifting bale is attached to, upward from the single point while maintaining the concrete saw or other object in a generally level position.