Abstract: A drywall bucket and tool carrying cart has a main body with an interior space and open top to receive and retain a drywall compound bucket and five legs extending downwardly and outwardly from the perimeter of the body of the cart. Lockable rollers extend from the bottoms of the legs. A shelf attaches to the legs below the body of the cart. A slotted rim for tools with at least one handle surrounds the upper perimeter of the cart.

Abstract: A hand truck for carrying and transporting an object comprises a frame having a base and a back arranged in a generally L-shaped configuration. The frame is supported by at least a pair of wheels for rolling over the ground. An object may be placed on the base for using the hand truck to move the object. A retainer has a loading position in which the retainer is sufficiently clear of the base to allow the object to be slid onto the base. After the object is slid onto the base, the retainer may be raised to a transport position in which the retainer at least partially encircles the object to hold the retainer on the base. The retainer may be releasably latched in the transport position.

Abstract: A base tool caddy for janitorial cleaning supplies is disclosed. The tool caddy has an inner circular element which can be in the shape of a cylinder. This inner circular element fits around the base of a standard commercial trash barrel. The inner circular element has an inwardly disposed lip that is designed to fit between the bottom of a commercial trash barrel and the top of the trash barrel's standard commercial wheeled dolly thereby securing the tool caddy to the trash barrel, dolly combination. The inner circular element has one or more outwardly disposed compartments designed to hold janitorial tools and supplies. These outwardly disposed compartments may be configured to serve as a bumper, thereby protecting walls and other surfaces from being marked by the trash barrel. The outwardly disposed compartments may incorporate a stabilizing edge to prevent the trash barrel from rolling when laid on its side.

Abstract: A ball storage rack comprises at least three support rods, two base members and a connecting member. When the ball storage rack stores balls, each base member can serves as a centre to be pivotally coupled to each support rod, as a result, the support rods can fold and unfold, in addition, the two base members are connected with each other by a connecting member. In such a manner, the whole structure strength can be improved; it is difficult to be damaged for the distortion caused by the weight of balls.

Abstract: A cart is clamped to a tank for liquid propane gas and has a height which is a minor fraction of the height of the tank. In projections of the cart and the carriage on a plane normal to the longitudinal axis of the tank, no more than a minor fraction of the projection of the cart is located outside the projection of the tank.

Abstract: A fishing caddy apparatus kit includes a housing having a bottom wall and a peripheral wall that is attached to and extends upwardly from the bottom wall. The peripheral wall includes a front wall, a rear wall, a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall. A pair of axles is attached to the housing and each has a pair of free ends. Wheels are attached to each of the free ends. A plurality of containers is provided and each is positioned in the housing and extends upwardly above an upper edge of the peripheral wall. A female coupler is attached to one of said axles and extends forward of the front wall. A plurality of pulling members is provided. Each of the pulling members is selectively engaged to the female coupler. A fastener is removably extendable through the female coupler and an engaged one of the pulling members.

Abstract: An oxygen cart comprises a post connected to a handle and a bracket, a plurality of wheels connected to an underside of the bracket, at least one tank holder connected to an upper side of the bracket for holding portable gas tanks, and a tank support wall connected to and extending up from the tank holder said tank support wall keeping a gas tank in the holder when the cart is moving. There is a cart support surface connected to a lower end of the tank support wall for stabilizing the cart in an upright position when the cart is not moving. In order to accommodate several sizes of tanks, the tank holder has an upper section and a lower section, the upper section having diameter larger than the lower section, such that the upper section accommodates one size gas tank, and the lower section accommodates a different, smaller size gas tank. To accommodate an even smaller tank, a ring having an inner circumference that is smaller than a circumference of the lower section is used.

Abstract: The present invention is a bilevel, cantilevered, welding cart with a rear cylinder rack and angled top platform. The cart frame is of a one piece heavy gauge steel that is capable of transporting in excess of 600 pounds. The front caster wheels and rear axle are welded to the frame leaving only the rear wheels to be attached. It has a single rear pillar support that can be offset in front of the gas cylinder support to allow easy connection of the gas, water air and or power lines to the welding unit. The gas cylinder support positions the weight of the gas cylinder adjacent the rear axle to prevent tipping.

Abstract: A dolly which is removably attachable to a bucket which is used for construction work such as retaining tile grout or is used for gardening. The attachment device has one section which can be press fit onto the bottom of the bucket so that the bucket can be rolled and a second section which can be press fit onto the top of the bucket so that the bucket is sealed to prevent its contents from drying out. The device also has an optional seating platform to support accessory items to be used with the bucket.

Abstract: A 4 wheeled cart for transporting and storing a barrel including a handle permanently attached to the side of the cart. Raising the handle simultaneously raises the wheels off the ground to prevent cart movement. The barrel can be restrained to the cart by locking the handle which extends up and over the cart. The cart can also tilt the barrel off center axis to provide more efficient extraction of liquids with a suction device.

Abstract: A cart for transporting items used in welding operations includes a platform, wheels, a handle and a connector. The platform is dimensioned such that an associated container of welding consumables can rest on the platform. The wheels connect to the platform to facilitate movement of the cart. The handle connects to and extends upwardly from the platform. The connector allows for selective connecting of the cart to an associated welding cart.

Abstract: A dolly is disclosed for supporting and transporting an associated receptacle. The dolly has an upper surface and a spaced apart lower surface. The upper surface includes means for selectively attaching a receptacle and the lower surface includes means for attaching a plurality of ground engaging wheels depending from the lower surface.

Abstract: A weighted sunscreen for outdoor use, which includes a shade having an elongated post with a first end, a second end, and a canopy attached to the first end, a weight, to which the second end is attached, a platform comprising an upper side upon which the weight is mounted, and a lower side, and at least three wheels attached to the lower side of the platform. The weighted sunscreen may also include a stopping device to keep the weighted sunscreen from moving. The weight may be concrete, a statue, a planter, an aquatic planter, or an aquarium.

Abstract: An expandable receptacle comprising an outer tubular member and an inner tubular member. The inner tubular member is concentrically positioned in, and supported by, the outer tubular member in a telescoping relationship such that one of the inner tubular member and the outer tubular member is moveable along a longitudinal axis of the inner tubular member and the outer tubular member between a collapsed position and an expanded position. The inner tubular member and the outer tubular member cooperate to define a content receiving compartment having an open top and an open bottom whereby contents of the content receiving compartment are removable therefrom by lifting the inner tubular member and the outer tubular member upward and away from the contents.

Abstract: A drum dolly on which an upright drum may be placed. A C-shaped frame is supported on side members which are each supported on front and rear casters. The frame includes a support ledge to receive the rim of the drum. The underside of the support ledge is positioned slightly above the floor. The bottom of a drum to be transported is moved onto the frame through its open side while the drum is tipped slightly.

Abstract: A lifting device and method therefore utilizing an air bag or the like for lifting an object supported by a wheeled platform or the like, from a stationary, parked configuration wherein the object conceals the wheeled platform and supports the object, to a lifted, configuration whereby the wheeled platform supports the object, allowing same to be easily moved via the wheeled platform. The preferred embodiment of the present invention contemplates a planter unit comprising a pot or the like for containing a plant, said pot having a false bottom wherein there is situated a support platform having castors or the like thereon, and an air bag or other flexible container configured to be filled with fluid situated between the wheeled platform and the underside of the pot. In use, the false bottom has a cavity formed therein to enclose the wheeled platform, the false bottom having a lower edge supporting the pot when the air bag is uninflated.

Abstract: A welding tank cart system for providing efficient transportation of welding tanks and welding supplies. The welding tank cart system includes a frame, a pair of side wheels, a wheel support connected to the frame, and a front wheel connected to the wheel support, wherein the front wheel is comprised of a swivel wheel. A tray is pivotally connected within the frame to provide for self-leveling regarding of the attitude of the frame. A chain crank is connected to the frame for tightening a chain structure about the welding tanks.

Abstract: A safety welding cart structure having a metal box for holding pressurized gas cylinders, a firewall separating the cylinders, individual clamping devices to secure the cylinders, and shelves extending from the back of the box forming a cart set upon a four-wheeled base, which includes two positive-locking swivel casters. The regulators are contained within a ventilated cabinet and the hoses are wound about a reel.

Abstract: A caddy tray that is removably attachable to a handle of a trash receptacle for storing and transporting janitorial supplies and tools on the receptacle.

Abstract: An accessory cart that is adapted to hold any one of a plurality of conventional buckets. The cart includes a base and a handle that is releasably secured to the base. The base includes a stand portion and a frame portion. The stand portion includes a lower end that engages a floor surface and an upper end that serves as a handle-receiving receptacle. The frame portion is integrally secured to the stand portion and includes first and second arm sections. The arm sections extend away from the stand portion and include a generally horizontally-oriented base section and an upstanding section. The base sections support a bucket, while the upstanding sections define notches that receive a handle of the bucket to securely mount the bucket to the cart.

Abstract: The lawn and garden implement caddy is useful for storing and transporting various implements, including long handled tools, hand tools and containers, useful in lawn and garden care. The caddy has a wheeled base with a front area having a container platform and a rear area that supports the head portion of the long handled tools. A center support interconnects the base with the top support and provides a plurality of shaped members that form a lower container enclosure and support the top support frame. The center support also includes a mechanism for supporting a lower container on or above the container platform. The top support frame forms a container enclosure in the front and a series of openings in the back configured to receive the handle end of the long handled tools. With the caddy, a lawn care worker can efficiently and effectively care for a lawn or garden.

Abstract: A removable tire caddy and method of use for providing convenient access and manipulation of a vehicle-mounted spare tire. The removable tire caddy includes a wheeled carriage frame designed to support a tire on at least two wheels. In the center of the carriage is a structure for engaging a cable of a spare tire lift-and-carry apparatus that extends or retracts to move the spare tire and wheeled carriage between a release position and a storage position under the vehicle. When the carriage is disengaged from the cable, the user is able to move the tire about easily as the weight of the tire and carriage are borne by the wheels.

Abstract: A collapsible cross-arm dolly for conveyance of weighted articles. The dolly consists of an upper arm (20) and a lower arm (24) of square metallic tubing, with each formed with a horizontal offset center portion (22) and (26) and with a pair of casters (30) that are attached at each end of both arm's lower surface. The horizontal offset center portion (22) is formed in opposite hand or mirror image of each other, thus permitting them to nest together and are both oppositely flattened to allow nesting on the same horizontal plane. A pivot junction (32) is mutually disposed between the arms, thereby permitting the dolly to form a pivotal right angle cross position (36), or alternatively, a pivotal parallel arm collapsed position (38). A gravity-actuated restraint (50) locks and disengages the connection of the upper arm to the lower arm, which permits changing orientation from the right angle cross position (36) to the parallel arm collapsed position (36).

Abstract: A cart is provided for safely transporting and storing a single, large, vertically-oriented, cylindrically-shaped canister having a horizontally-oriented base. The vertical and horizontal orientations of the canister and its base, respectively, are constantly maintained throughout the transporting and storing of the canister. The cart includes a stable base. The stable base includes a bottom platform and four wheels operatively connected to the stable base and configured to support the weight of the canister. The stable base is configured to receive and support the horizontally-oriented base of the canister. The cart further includes two side rails extending upwardly from the stable base. A circumferential band is removably attached to the side rails and is configured to encircle and secure from movement the canister, within the cart. The band is at an elevation above the horizontally-oriented base of the canister.

Abstract: A combination of a window cleaning apparatus and adjustable/removable legs, the invention consisting of a bucket having loop material fastened thereto at locations for attaching four telescoping, adjustable legs having hook material fastened to the back side. A spring and pin are mounted in the upper portion of the leg with the pin mating with holes formed in the lower portion to adjust the height of the bucket. Locking casters are located in each of the leg bottoms.

Abstract: A multi-purpose wheeled carrier that includes various surfaces, recesses and unique features for providing alternative methods of containing, sorting and transporting random materials of various sizes, bulk and weight. The base of the carrier has a shallow upstanding circular wall large enough to accept a container of the 5 gallon size and a multiple of smaller containers, the base has other provisions for the reception of smaller parts and or tools. Recesses at other levels similarly have recesses again for accepting smaller items. Holes and slots provided at various heights allow for bulkier items to be fastened to the carrier by way of fasteners.

Abstract: A cart has a base for securely receiving one or a plurality of stacked containers, such as drywall compound, paint or other dense material, allowing a user to work from an open container while the container is on the cart. A frame assembly, which can be used as a handle during operation, is secured to the base and a tool rack for receiving and removably securing at least one tool is mounted on the frame assembly.

Abstract: A work bucket vertical extension apparatus provides a lower pedestal bucket, an upper, elevated bucket vertically aligned into a nested position above the lower pedestal bucket, an da a sliding track mechanism such that the internal volume of the upper bucket is sufficient to receive the upper, elevated bucket when nested.

Abstract: A collapsible muck bucket cart or dolly easily movable between a storage position and an operative position. The dolly includes a telescopically extensible, angled rectangular main frame having a handle at an upper end and a foot for the dolly at a lower end; a cargo basket with a front lip and an aft lip; and at least one axle held in a transversal axle sleeve with a pair of pneumatic wheels coupled to the ends of the axle. Pivotally movable load bearing bars are connected to posterior sections of the cargo basket by lower ends, and upper ends of the loading bars are selectively connected to a middle section of the main frame. The exact connection of the loading bars to the middle section of the main frame, determines the storage or operative position of the dolly. The positioning of the cargo basket and the angle of the main frame optimizes the dolly for use in moving cargo, with a minimum of effort from the user.

Abstract: A wheeled transport apparatus (10) for the storage and transport of a garbage can (100) wherein, the apparatus (10) includes a weighted base element (21) having a rearward portion provided with a handle element (24) and a wheel assembly (23) and further including a pair of arcuate capture arms (42) (43) slidably received in a hollow arcuate housing element (41) that is fixedly secured to the top surface (25) of the base element (21) whereby, the housing element (41) and the capture arms (42) (43) are adapted to completely surround the periphery of a garbage can (100) during transport from one location to another location.

Abstract: A cart is provided for safely transporting and storing a single, large, vertically-oriented, cylindrically-shaped canister having a horizontally-oriented base. The vertical and horizontal orientations of the canister and its base, respectively, are constantly maintained throughout the transporting and storing of the canister. The cart includes a stable base. The stable base includes a bottom platform and four wheels operatively connected to the stable base and configured to support the weight of the canister. The stable base is configured to receive and support the horizontally-oriented base of the canister. The cart further includes two side rails extending upwardly from the stable base. A circumferential band is removably attached to the side rails and is configured to encircle and secure from movement the canister, within the cart. The band is at an elevation above the horizontally-oriented base of the canister.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a muli-purpose wheeled carrier that includes various surfaces, recesses and unique features for providing alternative methods of containing, sorting and transporting random materials of various sizes, bulk and weight. The base of the carrier has a shallow upstanding circular wall large enough to accept a container of the 5 gallon size and a multiple of smaller containers. the base has other provisions for the reception of smaller parts and or tools. Recesses at other levels similarly have recesses again for accepting smaller items. Holes and slots provided at various heights allow for bulkier items to be fastened to the carrier by way of fasteners.

Abstract: A scuba tank boot having an integrated wheel at the bottom of the boot to allow the tank to be rolled over a surface when the tank is angled. The boot includes a feature to retain the boot on the scuba tank.

Abstract: A multi-diameter container dolly includes an outer ring and a pair of support members, substantially perpendicular to each other that diametrically span the outer ring. The support members are configured to provide a series of nested support surfaces for containers of varying diameters. Each support member has a series of steps yielding support surfaces of progressively smaller diameters relative to the center of the outer ring. Casters are provided at the end of each support member for ease in maneuvering the dolly. A tow strap is also provided for moving the dolly.

Abstract: A work bucket vertical extension apparatus provides a lower pedestal bucket, an upper, elevated bucket vertically aligned into a nested position above the lower pedestal bucket, an da a sliding track mechanism such that the internal volume of the upper bucket is sufficient to receive the upper, elevated bucket when nested.

Abstract: A method and a device for transporting a container capable of storing a pressurized substance and having a threaded fitting. The method and device enables a person to easily transport the container while being exposed to a minimal risk of injury. The device includes a grasping member with a threaded portion adapted to mate with the threaded fitting of the container and can include a handle that is remote from the threaded portion. The device can also include a roller having a connector for attachment to the container. The method includes steps of mating the threaded portion of the grasping member to the threaded fitting of the container to attach the grasping member to the container, and attaching the roller to the container. A person can apply a force to the grasping member, preferably through the handle, to roll the container on the roller from one location to another location.

Abstract: A wheeled caddy for washing a vehicle for providing tools and supplies readily reachable for a user to wash one's vehicle. The wheeled caddy for washing a vehicle includes a base assembly including a base member being mounted upon a wheel assembly for movement upon a ground; and also includes a support member being mounted upon the base member and having an open top; and further includes a handle assembly including a handle holder member being securely attached to the support member, and also including a handle member being pivotally attached to the support member; and further includes a bucket being removably supported upon the support member; and also includes cleaning accessory holders being securely attached to the support member for holding items used to wash a vehicle.

Abstract: A multipurpose paint caddy comprises: a frame; a T-handle for moving and manipulating the frame; containment structure for positioning a paint bucket on the top side of the frame and for storing paint apparatus in juxtaposition with the paint bucket; and a wheel arrangement for facilitating rolling and tilting movement of the frame whereby to obviate obstacles encountered during movement of the frame on the ground. In a preferred wheel arrangement, two pairs of swivelable small diameter wheels extends below each end portion of the frame, and two pairs of non-swivelable large diameter wheels extends below the central portion of the frame. The handle and one pair of large diameter wheels enables the user to transmit a pivoting force to one end of the frame, whereupon the small diameter wheels adjacent thereto are driven into engagement with the ground and the large diameter wheels at the other frame end lifted.

Abstract: A dolly for transporting material containers including a base having a pair of wheels attached thereto. A handle is removably attached to the base and has a seal and plug removal wrench fixedly attached near one end thereof. A second plug removal wrench is fixedly attached near the opposite end of the handle. A tilting lever is fixedly secured to the handle, whereby a portion of the material container is raised with the tilting lever, and the base is positioned underneath the material container.

Abstract: A multi-purpose transporter having a hollow container with at least one opening located at least on the upper surface, a pair of frame rails on either side of the hollow container with hand grips on one end and wheels on the other, a frame with support straps extending underneath the hollow container between the pair of handles; and at least one opening on the rear of the container. The transporter is normally supported by the wheels and legs attached to the frame rails. When the transporter is tipped forward, the opening is supported above the ground by a forward support element, which can include a compartment with a lid.

Abstract: A cart has a base for securely receiving one or a plurality of stacked containers, such as drywall compound, paint or other dense material, allowing a user to work from an open container while the container is on the cart. A handle assembly is secured to the base and a tool rack for receiving and removably securing at least one tool is mounted on the handle assembly.

Abstract: A cleanup device includes a dolly and a waste container and tools, which provides for storage of the cleaning material therein and a releasable wheel lock to position the dolly, and hence the cleanup device, at a desired site.

Abstract: A dolly for transporting multiple containers. The dolly is provided with a plurality of casters which allow it to spin on its footprint. Supports, each of which can carry a container, are hinged together allowing the dolly to flex when encountering alterations in flooring level. Also provided are large side wheels which reduce the force necessary to push the dolly over a bump or onto a floor which is at a higher elevation. When one support is not carrying a container, the support can be rotated with the hinge to a point at which it is approximately perpendicular to the adjacent support and thereby approximately vertical to the floor. Rotating one support to an approximately vertical position shortens the dolly footprint and aids in storage. Moreover, a support which is rotated to an approximately vertical position can be temporarily maintained in that position by a lock.

Abstract: A dolly for transporting material containers including a base having a pair of wheels attached thereto. A handle is removably attached to the base and has a seal and plug removal wrench fixedly attached near one end thereof. A second plug removal wrench is fixedly attached near the opposite end of the handle. A tilting lever is fixedly secured to the handle, whereby a portion of the material container is raised with the tilting lever, and the base is positioned underneath the material container.

Abstract: A non-corrosive dolly for storing containment drums having contained therein material which is potentially hazardous to the environment if spilled or leaked. Components of the dolly form a containment cavity for capturing and containing any spilled or leaked material. A handle, for conveniently moving the dolly and stored drum, is slidably engageable with a base of the dolly when oriented vertically downward, locked to the dolly when in position for use, and restrained for self-storing when oriented vertically upward.

Abstract: A utility tool cart that is especially designed for carrying tools and equipment around work environments such as construction sites. The utility tool cart is a hand cart that is particularly adapted to carry equipment over long distances and/or difficult terrain. The utility tool cart contains a pair of wheels near the bottom thereof, a first support unit for holding a first tool container, a second support unit for holding a second tool container and a telescoping shaft having a hand grip.

Abstract: A multi-diameter container dolly includes an outer ring and a pair of support members, substantially perpendicular to each other that diametrically span the outer ring. The support members are configured to provide a series of nested support surfaces for containers of varying diameters. Each support member has a series of steps yielding support surfaces of progressively smaller diameters relative to the center of the outer ring. Casters are provided at the end of each support member for ease in maneuvering the dolly. A tow strap is also provided for moving the dolly.

Abstract: A dolly facilitating the transport of a cylindrical bucket or can between two sites includes a wheeled base comprising a frame having a plurality of elongated members which are joined together in a planar, spoke-like arrangement so that the end portions of the members are directed generally outwardly of a center and a plurality of double-wheeled casters which are pivotally attached to the ends of the members for supporting the spoke-like arrangement of the frame in a substantially horizontal orientation for wheeled movement across a supporting surface. A retaining ring is supportedly attached upon the spoke-like arrangement for accepting a bucket inserted bottom-end first therein and for preventing a lateral shifting of the bucket across the frame. In addition, an elongated handle is attached to the frame so that an upper end extends generally upwardly from the frame in a substantially vertically condition and so that the handle is maintained in. the substantially vertical condition.

Abstract: A trailer hitch mounted carrying apparatus for golf bag pull carts, golf bags, or golf bags mounted on pull carts. A generally cylindrical carrier is mounted to a trailer hitch connection. The cylindrical carrier is rigid and with a slot cut in it. A folded golf bag pull cart may be mounted within the carrier with the wheels and handle outside of the carrier, either with or without a golf bag mounted on the pull cart. Alternatively, a golf bag may be mounted within the carrier. The carrier is equipped with a lockable cover to secure the contents, whether a golf bag filled with clubs or a golf bag and pull cart within the carrier. The carrier may be mounted to either a female trailer hitch on the rear of a vehicle or a bar-type trailer hitch on the rear of a vehicle. The carrier may be equipped with added wheels on the carrier so that the carrier may be utilized for wheeled movement, including towing behind a bicycle.

Abstract: An apparatus for securing and transporting a tank is disclosed, which includes a carrier for supporting the tank. The carrier includes a base member for resting the tank thereon, and the base member has a forward portion and a rearward portion. The carrier further includes a back member mounted on the base member. The back member has a mounting end mounted to the base member and a handle end opposite the mounting end. The back member is pivotally coupled to the base member such that the base member is pivotable between a stored position with the base member located adjacent to the back member and a deployed position with the base member located substantially perpendicular to the back member. A securing band is provided for securing the tank to the carrier, and the securing band extends between the base member and the back member. A saddle member is provided for saddling the tank when the tank rests on the base member.