A method and apparatus for supporting a user over an automotive engine is provided. The apparatus includes a base, a ladder and a platform. In some embodiment, leg stirrups extend from said base to support the user's legs while working over an automotive engine.

The present disclosure provides a device to assist in confined space entry. The device includes a housing including a top surface, a bottom surface opposite the top surface, a first end positioned between the top surface and the bottom surface, and a second end opposite the first end and positioned between the top surface and the bottom surface. The device also includes a channel in the housing extending from the bottom surface in a direction towards the top surface, wherein the channel is between the first end and the second end. The device also includes a first roller rotatably coupled to the first end of the housing via a first pin, and a second roller rotatably coupled to the second end of the housing via a second pin.

The present disclosure provides a device to assist in confined space entry. The device includes a housing including a top surface, a bottom surface opposite the top surface, a first end positioned between the top surface and the bottom surface, and a second end opposite the first end and positioned between the top surface and the bottom surface. The device also includes a channel in the housing extending from the bottom surface in a direction towards the top surface, wherein the channel is between the first end and the second end. The device also includes a first roller rotatably coupled to the first end of the housing via a first pin, and a second roller rotatably coupled to the second end of the housing via a second pin.

The present invention is a body support board for floor and associated methods, and is configured to be placed on a floor surface or other planar surface and support a user or worker who has to perform certain tasks in confined spaces and/or underneath certain structures or to perform certain tasks lying on their back or stomach, thereon. The body support board provides a comfortable work surface for a user to lay on while working. In a non-limiting exemplary embodiment, the body support board preferably includes an elongated board member, padded section(s), a head cushion, at least one light member, at least one removeable tool case, at least one light switch, and an adjustable support leg or stand. Preferably, the body support board also includes an S-shape profile or configuration. The S-shape profile or configuration allows a user or worker to more easily reach up to a work area.

A floor protection apparatus for use under parked snowmobiles or the like. The apparatus features a mat having longitudinally opposing first and second ends, and laterally opposing first and second sides. Longitudinally channeled areas reside respectively adjacent the sides of the mat at a topside thereof, and each feature a set of longitudinally running channels separated from one another by longitudinal ribs. One or more collection areas reside between the channeled areas at the topside of the mat and are of recessed elevation relative to the longitudinal ribs. A laterally ribbed central area resides between the first and second channeled areas and comprising a series of lateral ribs spaced from one another in the longitudinal direction. The mat is assembled from sections that fastened together through raised, abutted boundary edges.

A creeper apparatus includes a base with a beam, the base has a first extension extending from the beam and an oppositely positioned second extension extending from the beam, a first caster wheel pivotally attached to the beam, a second caster wheel pivotally attached to the first extension, and a third caster wheel pivotally attached to the second extension, operationally the first, second, and third caster wheels enable the base to omnidirectionally ambulate along a surface. Further, a sleeve that is reciprocally slidably engaged to the beam with a structure for imparting the reciprocating movement in the sleeve, a first link pivotally attached to the first extension, a second link pivotally attached to the beam, a frame pivotally attached to the sleeve, an arm pivotally attached to both the first and second links and the frame, operationally the sleeve reciprocal movement moves the arm and frame in height and angle.

A creeper apparatus includes a base with a beam, the base has a first extension extending from the beam and an oppositely positioned second extension extending from the beam, a first caster wheel pivotally attached to the beam, a second caster wheel pivotally attached to the first extension, and a third caster wheel pivotally attached to the second extension, operationally the first, second, and third caster wheels enable the base to omnidirectionally ambulate along a surface. Further, a sleeve that is reciprocally slidably engaged to the beam with a structure for imparting the reciprocating movement in the sleeve, a first link pivotally attached to the first extension, a second link pivotally attached to the beam, a frame pivotally attached to the sleeve, an arm pivotally attached to both the first and second links and the frame, operationally the sleeve reciprocal movement moves the arm and frame in height and angle.

A tailgate toolbox is disclosed wherein a toolbox is adapted to slide and be encased within the tailgate hutch of a vehicle, such as a pick-up truck. The tailgate hutch generally being made with material that is strong and durable to protect the cargo space, the toolbox stored therein stays protected and may be built with lighter material further making it portable. Additionally, a cavity in the tailgate hutch provides space that is otherwise wasted and thus storing a toolbox therein takes up no additional space. Furthermore, securely encased within the tailgate hutch, the toolbox stays secure and prevents its theft. The toolbox disclosed includes pre-designed compartments for storing standard tools to prevent rattling as the cargo vehicle sometimes moves through rough terrain. The toolbox also includes a handle to enable it to be easily pulled out of or stowed back into the cavity of the tailgate hutch.

A tailgate toolbox is disclosed wherein a toolbox is adapted to slide and be encased within the tailgate hutch of a vehicle, such as a pick-up truck. The tailgate hutch generally being made with material that is strong and durable to protect the cargo space, the toolbox stored therein stays protected and may be built with lighter material further making it portable. Additionally, a cavity in the tailgate hutch provides space that is otherwise wasted and thus storing a toolbox therein takes up no additional space. Furthermore, securely encased within the tailgate hutch, the toolbox stays secure and prevents its theft. The toolbox disclosed includes pre-designed compartments for storing standard tools to prevent rattling as the cargo vehicle sometimes moves through rough terrain. The toolbox also includes a handle to enable it to be easily pulled out of or stowed back into the cavity of the tailgate hutch.

A bucket hook for supporting tools from a utility bucket includes: a first leg, including: a first hook; a gate mounted to the first leg and movable between a first position in which it contacts the first hook, and a second position in which it is pivoted away from the first hook; and spring biasing means resiliently urging the gate towards the closed position; a second leg spaced from the first leg; and a crossbar interconnecting the first leg and the second leg.