Abstract: A wheeled stand is illustrated for use as an engine mount having a special post mount and utilizing a tray forming a frame to facilitate assembly of the base.

Abstract: A wheeled hoist is illustrated having a base portion which may be readily disassembled for shipment having a tray forming a transverse frame for carrying a rearwardly inclined post or standard and a longitudinal base portion, all supported by wheels. The post carries a boom which may be mounted directly within the post to be raised and lowered, and the post is removably mounted to distribute an axial load to the base.

Abstract: Mounting apparatus is illustrated for a TV satellite dish antenna wherein nonbinding adjustment means are provided for accommodating the dish antenna for use in particular geographical location, and wherein means are provided for mounting dish antennas upon a tiltable frame wherein bracket supports are adjustable so that a leg may be accommodated in tangential relation to any selected dish size and configuration.

Abstract: A wheeled stand especially useful as an automotive engine stand is illustrated wherein a post is inclined rearwardly from its point of attachment between outwardly tapering sections which form a longitudinal base portion, said post being tilted rearwardly and supported by upright straps. A wheel locking mechanism is provided wherein a threaded member is vertically disposed and provided with a wing portion, said threaded member being movable in and out of locking engagement with a peripheral portion of the wheel.

Abstract: A two-stage pump is illustrated of the type employing a piston having two diameters, one capable of providing a large volume of fluid flow at low pressure so as to move a fluid operated press rapidly until a load is encountered, at which time fluid is delivered at a low volume at high pressure for operation of the press wherein the flow control means are positioned in a piston housing independent of the piston.