Abstract: A vehicle chock device includes a first body portion and a stepped-box body integrally formed with the first body portion. The stepped-box body has a lower portion and an upper portion. The stepped-box body transitions from a first generally planar, generally horizontal surface on the lower portion to an intermediate sloped surface to a generally planar, generally vertical surface on the upper portion. The lower portion has a second generally planar, generally horizontal surface configured to engage a supporting surface of a carrier vehicle on which an automobile is disposed. An opposite side of the upper portion that is opposite the generally planar, generally vertical surface defines a tire-contacting surface that is positioned to engage a vehicle tire of the automobile while the second generally planar, generally horizontal surface engages the supporting surface of the carrier vehicle.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus (MAGNASCOPE) for attaching and detaching a magnifier from a television or other generally planar member. The apparatus has a "T" shaped bar, and extending rod, two pivot rods, a lens holder and a means for securing the apparatus to the television or planar surface. The "T" bar has a substantially flat section that engages with an extending rod by means of a pivot rod. The opposite end of the extending rod contains an angulated pivot rod which carries the lens holder. The apparatus, in its entirety, is secured to a planar or vertical surface by means of a pressure sensitive material so as to deem it removable.

Abstract: A blade mounting assembly for mounting a blade on a front end loader vehicle to provide the desired attributes of a bulldozer. The blade is pivotally mounted on a U-shaped frame which is pivotally mounted on the push beam assembly of the front end loader. The front end loader hydraulic motors are used to control blade pitch, and hydraulic motors mounted on the frame are used to control blade angle. The geometry of the assembly allows setting blade tilt by combining blade pitch and angle.