A multipurpose cart is provided herein. The multipurpose cart includes a substantially flat main support frame, a wheel support frame, at least one wheel, and a tarp selectively connectable to the main support frame. The wheel support frame extends from an end of the main support frame and is inclined upwardly relative to a topside of the main support frame. The wheel support frame includes an axle that is spaced apart from an underside of the main support frame by an offset distance. The at least one wheel is rotatably connected to the axle and has a radius substantially equal to the offset distance. The tarp is configurable in an open position to rest on a majority of the cart. The tarp includes reinforcement straps connected to a lower surface of the tarp and further includes at least one retainer for selectively connected the tarp to the cart.

A chiminea cart apparatus for moving chimineas includes a base ring. A handle has a pair of arms extending from a base top side and a grip portion joining the pair of arms. Each of the pair of arms has a curved portion proximal the base ring and a straight portion extending from the curved portion to the grip portion. The curved portion is configured to accommodate a bulbous portion of a chiminea. A set of legs comprises a pair of back legs coupled to a base bottom side proximal the handle and a front leg coupled to the base bottom side opposite the handle. A pair of wheels is coupled to the pair of back legs and a support is coupled to the front leg.

A chiminea cart apparatus for moving chimineas includes a base ring. A handle has a pair of arms extending from a base top side and a grip portion joining the pair of arms. Each of the pair of arms has a curved portion proximal the base ring and a straight portion extending from the curved portion to the grip portion. The curved portion is configured to accommodate a bulbous portion of a chiminea. A set of legs comprises a pair of back legs coupled to a base bottom side proximal the handle and a front leg coupled to the base bottom side opposite the handle. A pair of wheels is coupled to the pair of back legs and a support is coupled to the front leg.

A firewood delivery and storage system wherein a rack is loaded with firewood at a first origin position. The rack is placed on a wheeled dolly and then transported to a second storage and use position. The rack is then removed from the wheeled dolly. Thereafter, the customer can access the firewood, or move the firewood rack with a dolly or hand truck to a desired location.

A firewood delivery and storage system wherein a rack is loaded with firewood at a first origin position. The rack is placed on a wheeled dolly and then transported to a second storage and use position. The rack is then removed from the wheeled dolly. Thereafter, the customer can access the firewood, or move the firewood rack with a dolly or hand truck to a desired location.

A pallet sled includes a sled base having wheels. A fork tine assembly extends from the sled base and includes a pair of fork tines. At least one of the pair of fork tines is configured to be secured to a base of a hand cart, such as with a slot or recess. The hand cart can be carried by the fork tine while the fork tines are supporting a pallet loaded with goods thereon.

A cart for moving, storing, and servicing a detachable lawnmower deck includes a transverse member, an intermediate member, an outboard enclosure projection arranged orthogonally relative to the intermediate member, and an inboard enclosure projection operably arranged orthogonally relative to the intermediate member. The outboard enclosure projection and the inboard enclosure projection are parallelly disposed a predetermined distance from one another to define an inner space adapted to receive the detachable lawnmower deck. The cart also includes a handle operably coupled with a distal end of the inboard enclosure projection, and a plurality of wheels operably coupled with the cart at opposed ends of the transverse member and disposed proximate the outboard portion or the inboard portion of the intermediate member by which the cart may be moved upon a planar ground surface.

A cart for moving, storing, and servicing a detachable lawnmower deck includes a transverse member, an intermediate member, an outboard enclosure projection arranged orthogonally relative to the intermediate member, and an inboard enclosure projection operably arranged orthogonally relative to the intermediate member. The outboard enclosure projection and the inboard enclosure projection are parallelly disposed a predetermined distance from one another to define an inner space adapted to receive the detachable lawnmower deck. The cart also includes a handle operably coupled with a distal end of the inboard enclosure projection, and a plurality of wheels operably coupled with the cart at opposed ends of the transverse member and disposed proximate the outboard portion or the inboard portion of the intermediate member by which the cart may be moved upon a planar ground surface.

A mobile audio transportation (MAT) system/method allowing transportation of mobile audio modules (MAMs) is disclosed. The system/method incorporates a perforated acoustic tube (PAT) in the MAM allowing speaker energy to be efficiently emitted from the mobile speaker enclosure (MSE). The PAT is configured with an enclosure alignment pathway (EAP) within the MAM allowing a stack alignment rod (SAR) to penetrate through the PAT/EAP thus capturing and securing the MAM in an aligned MAM stack (AMS). Alignment and insertion of the SAR with a stack index rod (SIR) affixed to a mobile hand truck (MHT) allows the AMS to be coupled with the MHT for transportation of the AMS. The MHT incorporates a hand truck frame (HTF), hand truck wheels (HTW), hand truck platform (HTP) and SIR, hand truck handle (HTH), charger power strip (CPS), battery charger array (BCA), and optional hand truck coupler (HTC) to facilitate AMS transportation.

A mobile audio transportation (MAT) system/method allowing transportation of mobile audio modules (MAMs) is disclosed. The system/method incorporates a perforated acoustic tube (PAT) in the MAM allowing speaker energy to be efficiently emitted from the mobile speaker enclosure (MSE). The PAT is configured with an enclosure alignment pathway (EAP) within the MAM allowing a stack alignment rod (SAR) to penetrate through the PAT/EAP thus capturing and securing the MAM in an aligned MAM stack (AMS). Alignment and insertion of the SAR with a stack index rod (SIR) affixed to a mobile hand truck (MHT) allows the AMS to be coupled with the MHT for transportation of the AMS. The MHT incorporates a hand truck frame (HTF), hand truck wheels (HTW), hand truck platform (HTP) and SIR, hand truck handle (HTH), charger power strip (CPS), battery charger array (BCA), and optional hand truck coupler (HTC) to facilitate AMS transportation.