Abstract: The wiper blade apparatus includes an elongate blade element for wiping a surface. The blade element has opposite end portions. First and second attachment mechanisms are attached to the end portions of the blade element. The first attachment mechanism is disposed a blade distance from the second attachment mechanism. A holding member is in operative engagement with the blade element and the holding member has opposite end portions. The holding member is bow shaped and has a bendable and spring biased segment. Third and fourth attachment mechanisms are attached to the end portions of the holding member and the third attachment mechanism is disposed a holder distance from the fourth attachment mechanism. The first attachment mechanism is in operative engagement with the third attachment mechanism and the second attachment mechanism is in operative engagement with the fourth attachment mechanisms so that the blade element is removably attached to the holding member.

Abstract: An outboard motor attachment assembly comprises two assembly parts which are pivotally connected together, of which assembly parts a first part is arranged to be firmly secured to the stern transom of a boat and the second assembly part is provided with a support section for carrying the outboard motor. The angular position of the second part in relation to the first part is controlled by a control device acting upon a lever arm whose pivotal movement is limited by a stop on the second assembly part.

Abstract: A heat-emitting radiator supplied with electrical energy and preferably capable of co-acting with two holding means in conjunction with a radiator-supporting means, such as a wall. The holding means associated with the radiator comprise a first rail preferably having current-conducting means, and a second rail. One or more cassettes being insertable between the rails. A connecting cassette without heat-emitting resistance device has a contact means for co-operating with the contact rail. Said connecting cassette is inserted in the first rail and the second rail, arranged to feed current to said contact rail. Each further cassette is held in the rails, feed by current applied to said contact rail.

Abstract: A heat-emitting radiator supplied with electrical energy and preferably capable of co-acting with two holding means in conjunction with a radiator-supporting means, such as a wall. The holding means associated with the radiator comprise a first rail preferably having current-conducting means, and a second rail. One or more cassettes being insertable between the rails. Each cassette has a contact means for cooperating with the contact rail. Each cassette is further arranged to be inserted in the first rail and the second rail in a first position of rotation. The cassette is arranged to be held in the rails in a second position of rotation.