Abstract: A dual-wheeled wheelbarrow is disclosed. a first and a second wheel, resiliently connected together via a cable and pully assembly as to have opposingly lateral movement for better handling over uneven ground. One embodiment of the dual-wheeled wheelbarrow includes: a frame, a container connected to the frame, and a first and a second wheel pivotably connected to the frame, wherein the first and second wheel are opposingly pivotable via a control axle and a cable and pully assembly.

Abstract: A self stabilizing system which has an incompressible coil at least partially encompassed in a housing, and which controls a foot of a device to be stabilized. The coil abuts a plunger, which plunger is for allowing a user to selectably lock the elevation by use of a pin which fits within a plurality of annular grooves on the plunger. In a first embodiment, a pair of coils surround the plunger on either side and control a pair of feet, thus allowing automatic stabilization on an uneven surface. In a second embodiment, a single coil is controlled by a spring which abuts the plunger allowing a spring-loaded system for selecting an elevation to lock the plunger.

Abstract: A self stabilizing system which has an incompressible coil at least partially encompassed in a housing, and which controls a foot of a device to be stabilized. The coil abuts a plunger, which plunger is for allowing a user to selectably lock the elevation by use of a pin which fits within a plurality of annular grooves on the plunger. In a first embodiment, a pair of coils surround the plunger on either side and control a pair of feet, thus allowing automatic stabilization on an uneven surface. In a second embodiment, a single coil is controlled by a spring which abuts the plunger allowing a spring-loaded system for selecting an elevation to lock the plunger.

Abstract: A handle attachment mountable to an elongated shaft of a tool such as a shovel or rake is disclosed. The handle includes a contiguous, elliptical shaped elongated body including a first hook having fastening means configured to removably connect the handle attachment to the elongated shaft, a first elongated section mountable at an acute angle to the shaft, a second elongated section contiguously connected to the first elongated section and configured to mount substantially parallel with the shaft, a third elongated section contiguously connected to the second elongated section, and a second hook contiguously connected to the third elongated section and having a second fastening means configured to removably connect the handle attachment to the elongated shaft. The first and second fastening means are configured to enable lateral and rotational movement about the elongated shaft.

Abstract: A ladder level adjusting attachment for a ladder of the type having a pair of generally parallel side rails, a plurality of hollow rungs interconnecting the side rails and a pair of shoes, each located on a bottom end of each side rail. The attachment comprising at least one but typically two independent, identical and height adjustable support assemblies. A structure is for installing the support assembly against the side rail of the ladder. Support assembly can be height adjusted independently to allow the ladder to stand in a level and stationary position, with respect to all uneven floor and ground base conditions.