Abstract: A dual load trailer having upper and lower decks pivotally attached to each other by pivot arms, which are biased by means of torsion bar assemblies to apply a downward force upon the upper deck when the upper deck is in a fully raised position, and an upward force when the upper deck is in a fully lowered position. A slideable wheel carriage assembly is provided to facilitate tongue weight adjustment and access to the doors of vehicles transported on the lower deck.

Abstract: A protective device in the nature of a latch to hold a toilet lid against being raised by a toddler and comprising a foot that slips under the toilet seat per se from the rear of the toilet bowl and rests on the surface of the toilet bowl, a column thereon which may be adjustable in height, and a relatively enlarged elongated hold-down member on the column and extending over the lid of the toilet from the rear thereof, the foot and hold-down member being rigid.