Abstract: A trolley for use in a cable lift having a mast with a generally rectangular hollow cavity forming a track in which the trolley may be reciprocated upwardly and downwardly. The trolley is connected to a cradle outside the mast upon which an object to be lifted may be placed. The trolley has trolley wheels which make rolling contact with a front and back side of the track to resist a forward bending moment in down direction on the cradle. The trolley has spacer wheels which make rolling contact with a right and left sides of the track to resist a lateral bending moment on the cradle such that the cradle may be mounted on the mast offset from centerline.

Abstract: A cart, primarily for holding tools and miscellaneous other items, comprising a base tray on casters for being wheeled about, uprights extending up from the base tray carrying side trays and a removable top tray, and pegboards at opposite sides, components thereof being sized in such manner that, in disassembly, they can be compactly packaged in the base tray.