A dolly assembly for transporting a grain aeration fan includes a frame, which is shaped and sized so that the frame is complementary to a base of load. Each of a pair of wheels is engaged to a respective opposed end of an axle. The axle is engaged to a back of the frame and extends from a first side of the frame past a second side thereof. A handle is engaged to the back of the frame proximate to the second side. A user can grasp the handle and tilt the frame so that a center of mass of the load is positioned above the axle. A forward view of the user is not blocked by the load. A leveling unit is engaged to and extends perpendicularly from the frame proximate to a front thereof. The leveling unit and the wheels support the frame in a substantially horizontal configuration.

A transport vehicle having a handle for moving the transport vehicle into a tilted position, and two wheels for supporting the transport vehicle in the tilted position relative to a floor and moving the transport vehicle relative to the floor. Above a container attachment interface, the transport vehicle has a pull-out assembly arranged on a vertical frame section with a horizontal pull-out container accommodation element for accommodating a box-shaped container. The pull-out assembly has an attachment mechanism with which the pull-out assembly can be continuously positioned vertically relative to the vertical frame section in a state attached to the vertical frame section.

A transport vehicle having a handle for moving the transport vehicle into a tilted position, and two wheels for supporting the transport vehicle in the tilted position relative to a floor and moving the transport vehicle relative to the floor. Above a container attachment interface, the transport vehicle has a pull-out assembly arranged on a vertical frame section with a horizontal pull-out container accommodation element for accommodating a box-shaped container. The pull-out assembly has an attachment mechanism with which the pull-out assembly can be continuously positioned vertically relative to the vertical frame section in a state attached to the vertical frame section.

A beverage serving trolley having a supporting structure, a handle located at a side of the beverage serving trolley for moving the beverage serving trolley, at least one wheel and a presentation basket comprising a basket handle and being configured to receive beverage bottles and ice cubes, wherein the presentation basket is arranged on the top side of the beverage serving trolley and is inserted into the beverage serving trolley, and that the presentation basket is removable from the beverage serving trolley by lifting the presentation basket in an upward direction by the basket handle.

The current invention is a foldable door frame holder cart with a rounded support bar in the middle of a base holding a door frame. The base has a plurality of wheels in the preferred embodiment. The device has adjustable brackets which the hinges of the door frame fit into. The adjustable bracket such as a thumb-turn bracket which can be used to better secure the door frame to the device. The device without the door with door frame guides that extend up from the top of the base. The cart can carry multiple doors and can fold into a smaller shape for storage.

An apparatus for the transportation and dispensing of spooled wire or cable, the apparatus including a handle structure wherein the handle structure has a first end and a second end, a first support structure attached to the first end of the handle structure, a second support structure attached to the second end of the handle structure, a first spool center insert attached to the first support structure, a second spool center insert attached to the second support structure, a first leg moveably attached to the first support structure, a second leg moveably attached to the second support structure, and wherein a spool of spooled wire or cable is attached to the first and second spool center inserts during transportation and dispensing of the spooled wire or cable.

An apparatus for the transportation and dispensing of spooled wire or cable, the apparatus including a handle structure wherein the handle structure has a first end and a second end, a first support structure attached to the first end of the handle structure, a second support structure attached to the second end of the handle structure, a first spool center insert attached to the first support structure, a second spool center insert attached to the second support structure, a first leg moveably attached to the first support structure, a second leg moveably attached to the second support structure, and wherein a spool of spooled wire or cable is attached to the first and second spool center inserts during transportation and dispensing of the spooled wire or cable.

The present invention relates to a beverage serving trolley comprising a supporting structure, at least one wheel, a presentation basket comprising a basket handle and being configured to receive beverage bottles and ice cubes, and an outer housing, wherein the outer housing includes at least one first side panel and at least one edge profile that cover at least in part at least one side and at least one vertical edge, respectively, of the beverage serving trolley, wherein both the at least one first side panel and the at least one edge profile have the same vertical extension and are mounted to the beverage serving trolley in a way that adjacent first side panels and edge profiles are connected flush with each other at their respective vertical edges with a distance, thus forming a vertical gap of a predetermined width between each other.

Wheeled transport carts are described which are configured for transporting drain cleaning equipment such as drain cleaning machines and drain cleaning cable. The carts include engagement provisions that enable a drain cleaning machine to be affixed to the cart and preclude unintended separation from the cart during use or transport. The engagement provisions also enable the drain cleaning machine to be quickly and easily separated from the cart. Also described are methods of transporting such equipment using the carts. In addition, systems of the cart(s) with various equipment are described.

Wheeled transport carts are described which are configured for transporting drain cleaning equipment such as drain cleaning machines and drain cleaning cable. The carts include engagement provisions that enable a drain cleaning machine to be affixed to the cart and preclude unintended separation from the cart during use or transport. The engagement provisions also enable the drain cleaning machine to be quickly and easily separated from the cart. Also described are methods of transporting such equipment using the carts. In addition, systems of the cart(s) with various equipment are described.