A vehicle service cart having a rolling base and a cabinet structure extending, therefrom. The service cart further comprises a plurality of handles operable to serve as wheel-mounts without disrupting rolling functions of the cart. The service cart further comprises a compressed-air tank. The service cart further comprises a specialized work surface atop the cabinet structure, the specialized work surface having specialized recesses to hold particular tools.

A material handling device is provided. The material handling device includes a bottom, a frame, a wall, an a plurality of wheels. The bottom includes an upper surface and a lower surface. The frame includes an upper surface and a lower surface. The wall surrounds the bottom and the frame, and includes an inner surface, an outer surface and an inner shelf attached to a lower portion of the inner surface. The inner surface includes an upper surface attached to a portion of the lower surface of the bottom, and a lower surface attached to a portion of the upper surface of the frame. Each wheel is attached to the lower surface of the frame.

A hand cart and a method of use for lifting a spool of material from a floor includes a wheeled base and a spool-supporting rack section which includes a pair of parallel arm sections having two ends which extend forwardly of the cart. A pair of floor-engaging struts are joined to the arm sections adjacent the forwardly-extending ends thereof, and a pair of pillow blocks having a pair of axially-aligned openings are secured to the arm sections. By pivoting the cart forwardly about the struts from a first position at which the wheels engage the floor to a second position at which the wheels are elevated from the floor, then inserting an axle rod in sequence through one pillow block opening, through the barrel of the item and then through the other pillow block opening and then returning the cart to the first position, the item is lifted above the floor.

A vehicle cart assembly includes a cart that has a panel and a plurality of rollers rotatably disposed on the panel. A ramp is hingedly attached to the panel to facilitate a tire of a vehicle to roll onto the cart. A first pressure sensor is integrated into the ramp which is engaged by the tire of the vehicle when the tire of the vehicle rolls onto the ramp. A second pressure sensor is integrated into the panel to be engaged by the tire of the vehicle when the tire of the vehicle rolls onto the panel. A visual alert is removably attached to the panel which is turned on when the first pressure sensor is engaged to alert a driver that the tire of the vehicle has begun rolling onto the ramp. The visual alert is turned off when the second pressure sensor is engaged to alert the driver that the tire has rolled onto the panel thereby alerting the driver to stop the vehicle.

A transport bracket disclosed herein includes a support structure and at least one vertical beam which extend sin a substantially vertical direction upward from a side of the support structure. Where the bracket is configured for the transport of a door or similar objects, two beams are present with one opposite the other. A mounting plate extending horizontally from each beam. Each mounting plate defines an opening for receipt of a vertical adjustment shaft which extending through the opening and is threadingly engaged thereto. The vertical adjustment shaft has a top located vertically above the mounting plate, and a bottom located vertically below the mounting plate. A handle is operatively engaged to the top and a wheel assembly is engaged to the bottom. Rotation of the handle changes the proximity of the wheel assembly to the mounting plate. The wheel assembly has an axle extending from the vertical adjustment shaft, and at least one wheel rotatably engaged about the axle.

A vehicle service cart having a rolling base and a cabinet structure extending, therefrom. The service cart further comprises a plurality of handles operable to serve as wheel-mounts without disrupting rolling functions of the cart. The service cart further comprises a compressed-air tank. The service cart further comprises a specialized work surface atop the cabinet structure, the specialized work surface having specialized recesses to hold particular tools.

Material holders for use with a structure (e.g., a stand, tool box, etc.) may include material holding apparatus configured to hold a roll and/or box of material. The material holding apparatus may be configured to hold various material in an organized, open, and unobstructed manner to provide convenient access to the material.

A dolly for transporting goods. The dolly includes a frame, a wheel assembly mounted on the frame, and a baseplate extending from the frame. The baseplate has a horizontal portion extending forward from the frame and a vertical portion extending upward from the horizontal portion. The dolly includes a handgrip attached to the frame for maneuvering the dolly and an upper support bar removably attached to and extending laterally across the frame at a pre-determined height above the baseplate. The upper support bar having a length greater than the width of the frame. The dolly includes a lower support bar removably attached to and extending laterally across the vertical portion of the baseplate. The lower support bar has a length greater than the width of the baseplate.

A wheeled platform includes: an interlocked displacement member displaceable between a first locking position corresponding to a locking state of a locking device and a first non-locking position corresponding a non-locking state; an operation member displaceable between a second locking position corresponding to the locking state and a second non-locking position corresponding to the non-locking state, the operation member transmitting an operational force to the interlocked displacement member to displace the interlocked displacement member to the first non-locking position; and a spring that applies an elastic force to the operation member.

A vehicle cart assembly includes a cart that has a panel and a plurality of rollers rotatably disposed on the panel. A ramp is hingedly attached to the panel to facilitate a tire of a vehicle to roll onto the cart. A first pressure sensor is integrated into the ramp which is engaged by the tire of the vehicle when the tire of the vehicle rolls onto the ramp. A second pressure sensor is integrated into the panel to be engaged by the tire of the vehicle when the tire of the vehicle rolls onto the panel. A visual alert is removably attached to the panel which is turned on when the first pressure sensor is engaged to alert a driver that the tire of the vehicle has begun rolling onto the ramp. The visual alert is turned off when the second pressure sensor is engaged to alert the driver that the tire has rolled onto the panel thereby alerting the driver to stop the vehicle.