Abstract: An adapter assembly that allows a wheel cover to be attached to a wheel has an insert, a plug, a key and a wrench. The insert attaches through a hole in the wheel cover and has prongs that lock behind a cap lip of the wheel. The plug is screwed into the insert via the wrench, and plug threads push out on the prongs, securing them behind the cap lip. The key is inserted into a locking space between the outer surface of the plug and the inner surface of the insert.

Abstract: An adapter assembly that allows a wheel cover to be attached to a wheel has an inner device which locks through a central hole in the cover to an outer device insert. The inner device removably locks to a vehicle wheel, A The cam trapping cage secures a locking cam to a main wheel mounting clip with prongs that snap over the lip of the cam trapping cage, securing the assembly to the wheel hub centerbore. The locking cam physically blocks the mounting clip to keep them from backing out of their secured position. A silicone o-ring lies between the cover and the wheel lip, keeping the cover under constant tension for secure connection. Outside the cover, a billet hex nut and a hex nut o-ring reduces vibration and connects the cover to the inner device. A cap base with cam safety also prevents the locking cam from backing out.

Abstract: An adapter assembly that allows a wheel cover to be attached to a wheel has an insert, a plug, a key and a wrench. The insert attaches through a hole in the wheel cover and has prongs that lock behind a cap lip of the wheel. The plug is screwed into the insert via the wrench, and plug threads push out on the prongs, securing them behind the cap lip. The key is inserted into a locking space between the outer surface of the plug and the inner surface of the insert.

Abstract: A hairdrying apparatus having a motor driven blower assembly and a C-shaped air duct of tubular construction discharging adjacent the palm of the user's hand is mountable directly on the user's hand without additional straps. The air duct is configured to tightly extend around an edge of the hand and secure the dryer to the hand as a result of the inherent compression of the C-shape of the duct against the topside and palm of the hand. A layer of resiliently compressible thermal and electrical insulation material may be provided on the surfaces of the duct contacted by the hand to further aid in securing the apparatus to the hand.

Abstract: A wrist mounted hair drying apparatus for blowing heated air to the palm of the hand wherein it could be directed to the hair of the user in concentrated form. The apparatus includes a motor driven blower mounted by a strap on the wrist of the user. The outlet of the blower includes a flexible hose terminating in an oval-shaped ring mounted over the fingers of the user and having a plurality of air openings along one surface thereof adjacent to the palm for concentrating air from the blower in the palm of the hand of the user. Alternatively, a ring can mount a flexible hose having one or more ducts on the finger of the user, the hose being connected to the blower outlet.