Abstract: A device for storing and carrying an inflatable pontoon boat on a yacht features upwardly opening hooks that engage a pontoon so that the boat may rest against the stern of a yacht. The hooks are supported on a post swivably attached to a stern pulpit. The boat may be hoisted upwardly using a line attached to one pontoon and then into the hooks in which position the boat is fastened in place with line.

Abstract: An end cap for a paperboard reel upon which cloth is to be wound which has its corners rounded instead of sharp so as not to injure cloth with which the reel might come in contact.

Abstract: Apparatus for forming diagonally corrugated paperboard having a longitudinally elongated frame upon which is laterally mounted at least one corrugating unit. Each corrugating unit consists of a conveyor mechanism having a continuous loop belt with parallel grooves formed in its outer surface and a mechanism to force the web of paper being passed through the corrugating unit down into the grooves of the continuous loop belt. The parallel grooves in the outer surface of the continuous loop belt are oriented diagonally with respect to the direction of travel of the conveyor mechanism. The mechanism to force the web of paper down into the grooves of the belt comprises a plurality of rods that extend in a corresponding diagonal direction across the width of the belt and whose opposite ends are not secured to any structure but which are floatingly carried around a closed loop path structure.