The present disclosure provides a weed trimmer apparatus including: a belt having: a power clip first portion, a belt power source, a plurality of second power transmission wires extending through the belt and electrically connecting the belt power source to the power clip first portion, a belt clip; a trimmer including: a trimmer base having: a motor, a trimmer power source receiver, a shaft, a debris shield, a trimmer head secured below the debris shield, a plurality of cutting swaths, a first handle portion extending orthogonally from the shaft, a second handle extending from the first handle and configured to axially rotate around the first handle; and a power source configured to secure to either the first power source receiver or the trimmer, wherein the power source, when secured to the trimmer power source receiver, is configured to provide electrical output to the motor of the trimmer.

The brush cutter band has a pelvic pad, a main belt, a sub-belt, a plurality of sub-belt loops, and a suspender. The main belt is fastened to the pelvic area of a user via the pelvic pad. The sub-belt is fastened to the lower back of the user. The plurality of sub-belt loops is provided on the pelvic pad through which the sub-belt is threaded. The suspender is provided on the pelvic pad and suspendable of the brush cutter. The pelvic pad is suspended from the sub-belt by the plurality of sub-belt loops. The plurality of sub-belt loops includes corresponding sub-belt loops located above and corresponding to the suspender.

The present disclosure provides an accessory attachment apparatus for use in conjunction with a handle mounting apparatus. Each of the accessory attachment apparatus and the handle mounting apparatus are configured to be coupled to a main shaft of a weed trimmer. The accessory attachment apparatus may include a shaft collar clamp configured to be coupled to the main shaft and including at least one attachment hole for receiving a coupling rod extending from an accessory attachment member of the accessory attachment apparatus. The accessory attachment member may be coupled to a mounting portion of the handle mounting apparatus. A receiving portion of the handle mounting apparatus may be pivotally coupled to the mounting portion and may be configured to receive a shaft of a handle accessory designed for improved control and ergonomics of the weed trimmer.

A wheeled support for a grass trimmer or brush cutter is provided, including a support body integrally formed or removably attached to the grass trimmer or brush cutter and two preferably omnidirectional swivel caster wheels attached to a bottom of the support body. The support body can have a variety of different shapes and structures and can be attached to a shaft or a safety guard of the grass trimmer or brush cutter. The support body can also be integrally formed in the safety guard. More than one wheeled support can also be used for one grass trimmer or brush cutter; for instance, one support can be attached to the shaft and one can be attached to the safety guard. Alternatively, two different wheeled supports may be attached to the shaft at different locations.

The brush cutter band has a pelvic pad, a main belt, a sub-belt, a plurality of sub-belt loops, and a suspender. The main belt is fastened to the pelvic area of a user via the pelvic pad. The sub-belt is fastened to the lower back of the user. The plurality of sub-belt loops is provided on the pelvic pad through which the sub-belt is threaded. The suspender is provided on the pelvic pad and suspendable of the brush cutter. The pelvic pad is suspended from the sub-belt by the plurality of sub-belt loops. The plurality of sub-belt loops includes corresponding sub-belt loops located above and corresponding to the suspender.

A working machine includes: a working device mounted on a front end of an operating rod; a power device mounted on a base end of the operating rod; and the operating rod equipped with a hanging tool for a shoulder belt. The hanging tool includes a stopper. The stopper is configured to allow a pair of fastening portions to approach or be spaced from one another while sandwiching a circumference of the operating rod. The fastening portions include a through hole orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the operating rod. A base end of an operating lever is pivotably supported around a rotating shaft parallel to the operating rod on the second end side of an operating shaft. The operating lever is rotated such that a front end of the operating lever approaches a side surface of the operating rod to fasten the stopper.

A weed trimmer apparatus may comprise a trimmer shaft and a trimmer head coupled to a first end of the shaft. A first handle may extend from the shaft. The first handle may include a grip portion and an actuation mechanism on the grip portion to actuate a motor. A second handle may be rotatably coupled to the first handle. The second handle may rotate around an axis of the first handle between at least three positions: substantially orthogonal to the shaft, substantially parallel to the shaft extending toward one or the first end or the second end, and substantially orthogonal to the shaft opposite the first position. This configuration may allow for versatile operation and user comfort.

A power tool handle has a shaft with a fastening end securing the handle on the power tool and with a free end. The handle has an outer side for supporting a palm of a hand. First and second operating elements are pivotably supported at the shaft about first and second pivot axes, respectively. The first operating element controls a power tool drive motor. In non-actuated position, the second operating element prevents a control action of the first operating element and has an actuating section projecting from the shaft and having a first and a second end. The first end is closer to the fastening end of the shaft than the second end. The second end is closer to the free end of the shaft. The second pivot axis is closer to the first end than to the second end. A trimmer is provided with such a handle.

A portable tool having an upright starting orientation in which the portable tool has a top and bottom, a front and rear, and laterally spaced sides. The portable tool has an elongate frame and is configured to be held with the user engaging: a) a first back region of the portable tool with one of the user's hands; and b) a second region of the portable tool forward of the first back region with the user's other hand to thereby allow the user to elevate and reposition the portable tool. A drive operates a working unit on the frame. The first back region and second region are spaced along a front-to-rear first line. A gripping assembly at the second region of the portable tool has an elongate gripping length extending in a second line. A first vertical plane parallel to the first line is non-orthogonal to a second vertical plane parallel to the second line. The elongate gripping length can be moved selectively forwardly and rearwardly relative to the frame.

A hanging plate adapted to be attached to a working machine body and used to hang the working machine body by hooking a hook is provided. The hanging plate includes at least one elongated hole that penetrates the hanging plate in a thickness direction thereof and allows the insertion of an end portion of the hook. In the elongated hole, an opening area on a side closer to the working machine body is larger than an opening area on a side farther from the working machine body with an orthogonal line as a boundary. The orthogonal line passes through a midpoint of a longest line segment having a maximum length among line segments each connecting two points on a peripheral edge that defines an opening of the elongated hole, and it is orthogonal to the longest line segment.