Abstract: A step assembly for a vehicle comprising an elongated main body having a substantially straight portion and two end portions; a generally U-shaped step bar having a substantially straight portion parallel to the main body and two bent portions, the bent portions welded to the main body and a step surface having a plurality of apertures that is affixed to the step bar to provide traction to the user. The main body is preferably welded to at least one support bracket. The installation of the step assembly is a two step process that comprises engagably attaching at least one mounting bracket to a vehicle and then engagably attaching the support bracket, which is preferably welded to the main body, to the mounting bracket.

Abstract: A customizable truck rack is provided that is mountable to a cargo bed of a vehicle, which cargo bed includes opposing side walls. The rack comprises: at least one decorative insert; opposing vertical members, whose bottom ends may be mounted to the side walls; and a horizontal member that is attachable intermediate top ends of the vertical members. The insert defines a peripheral edge and includes a decorative face. The vertical members each include an insert bay that is sized and configured to secure at least a portion of the peripheral edge of the insert thereto. Further, at least a portion of the decorative face of the insert is exposed upon being secured to the insert bay.

Abstract: Provided is a sports rack configured to be mounted on a truck bed. The truck bed may have a front wall, a rear tail gate and a pair of elongate side walls extending therebetween. Each one of the side walls may have a bed rail. The sports rack comprises a front frame member, a rear frame member and a plurality of channel lengths. The front frame member is disposed adjacent the front wall and extends between the side walls. The rear frame member is disposed over the rear tail gate and also extends between the side walls. The plurality of channel lengths extends horizontally between the front and rear frame members. Each of the front and rear frame members comprises a pair of upright end plates that may be used to mount the sports rack on the bed rails.

Abstract: A modular rack is provided that is mountable to a vehicle. The vehicle includes a cargo bed and opposing side walls. The rack comprises a frame member, a pair of kickers, and at least one module. The frame member may be mountable to the side walls of the vehicle. The kickers may each define a top end that may be removably connectable to the frame member. The kickers may also each define a bottom end that may be removably mountable to the cargo bed. The module may be connectable to one of the frame member and the kickers. The module may be configured as a tire carrier, a tool case, and/or a panel for mounting or carrying accessories such as lights.

Abstract: Provided is a blast medium pot for a blast cabinet for delivering blast particulate. The blast medium pot includes a housing portion, a hollow pressure vessel, and a plunger assembly disposed therebetween. The pressure vessel has a blast inlet disposed at an upper end of the interior chamber and a compressed air inlet fluidly connected to a compressed air source for pressurizing the pressure vessel. The plunger assembly has a valve body located within the pressure vessel and is sized and configured such that direct engagement thereof against the blast inlet creates a fluid-tight seal. The plunger assembly is configured such that the valve body is selectively movable between open and closed positions wherein compressed air may be maintained within the pressure vessel when the valve body is in the closed position and blast particulate may pass through the blast inlet when the valve body is in the open position.

Abstract: Provided is a sports rack configured to be mounted on a truck bed. The truck bed may have a front wall, a rear tail gate and a pair of elongate side walls extending therebetween. Each one of the side walls may have a bed rail. The sports rack comprises a front frame member, a rear frame member and a plurality of channel lengths. The front frame member is disposed adjacent the front wall and extends between the side walls. The rear frame member is disposed over the rear tail gate and also extends between the side walls. The plurality of channel lengths extends horizontally between the front and rear frame members. Each of the front and rear frame members comprises a pair of upright end plates that may be used to mount the sports rack on the bed rails.

Abstract: A device for securely holding a disc having a disc aperture in a case is disclosed. The case has a bottom member including a bottom inner surface and a top member including a top inner surface. The case is movable between an open position and a closed position. The device includes a disc locking assembly that captures the disc via the disc aperture so that the disc cannot be removed from the case when the case is in the closed position. However, once the case is in the open position, the disc can easily be removed from the case.