The present disclosure relates to a dump truck, and belongs to the technical field of means of transport. The dump truck includes a chassis frame, a truck bed and rotating frames, where first hinge points exist between the rotating frames and the chassis frame, second hinge points exist between the rotating frames and the truck bed, in a flipping and dumping process of the truck bed relative to the chassis frame, the truck bed can sequentially flip around the first hinge points and the second hinge points, in a flipping process of the truck bed, the truck bed can flip to different states by using a small force depending on dumping completeness of materials, so as to completely dump the materials, a structure is novel, and flexibility is high.

A dumping cart is disclosed. The cart allows for complete dumping while maintaining four wheels on the ground and can rotate the rear set of wheels to allow the bed of the cart to be completely turned over for emptying. Also disclosed is a method of attaching an article retaining bed to a cart.

A dumping cart is disclosed. The cart allows for complete dumping while maintaining four wheels on the ground and can rotate the rear set of wheels to allow the bed of the cart to be completely turned over for emptying. Also disclosed is a method of attaching an article retaining bed to a cart.

A rolling cart has a wheeled frame, telescoping vertically extendable members with glide strips, and a tiltable frame having glide strips interspersed with transfer balls to easily slide slabs or sheet materials for construction such as when installing countertops. A method is also described for measuring a minuend desired install height, subtracting a geometrically predetermined subtrahend, and adjusting the height from a floor surface to a pivot axis on the cart to equal the difference, said adjustment being effected by powered lifting means incorporated or ancillary to the cart.

A rolling cart has a wheeled frame, telescoping vertically extendable members with glide strips, and a tiltable frame having glide strips interspersed with transfer balls to easily slide slabs or sheet materials for construction such as when installing countertops. A method is also described for measuring a minuend desired install height, subtracting a geometrically predetermined subtrahend, and adjusting the height from a floor surface to a pivot axis on the cart to equal the difference, said adjustment being effected by powered lifting means incorporated or ancillary to the cart.

A container and caddy system is disclosed herein. The container and caddy system includes a storage container and a caddy for supporting and transporting the storage container. The storage container has a receptacle, a lid, and one or more hinges. The hinges connect the lid to the receptacle, enabling easy access to the interior of the receptacle. The caddy has a frame dimensioned to accept the storage container, four wheels able to roll the caddy along the ground, and two or more lift members. The lift members are divided into first and second lift member assemblies. These mechanically connect the wheels to the frame and are connected to each other by a hinge pin which causes the first and second lift member assemblies to move in a scissoring action to raise or lower the frame relative to the wheels.

A tool can aid in articulating a water heater onto, and off of, an elevated pedestal. The tool can consist of at least a frame that is pivotally attached to a stationary base via a fulcrum feature. The frame may be sized to support a water heater with at least a pair of rails. The stationary base can have at least one rigid pivot stop cantilevered from a base body and shaped to maintain the stationary base at a non-normal tilted orientation.

A steerable, self-propelled cart for safely delivering heavy loads, such as concrete, within job sites with unlevel, irregular, or sloped terrain. A cargo bucket is tiltable over front drive wheels for transporting and dumping cargo. Hydraulic drive motors driven by a hydraulic pump propel rear wheels at a selectable speed. Steering handlebars rotate a steering column that turns the rear wheels. A throttle cable extending from the handlebars controls the throttle setting by pivoting a throttle lever mounted on the hydraulic pump. Limiting linkages extend from flanges on an anchor bracket secured to the steering column to a bridge on the throttle lever. As the steering column rotates, the limit linkages are wound partially about it, pivoting the throttle lever by pulling on the bridge, reducing pump speed. Heavy steering displacements will retract the throttle lever to reduce cart speed notwithstanding the previous speed setting chosen by the operator via the cable.

A steerable, self-propelled cart for safely delivering heavy loads, such as concrete, within job sites with unlevel, irregular, or sloped terrain. A cargo bucket is tiltable over front drive wheels for transporting and dumping cargo. Hydraulic drive motors driven by a hydraulic pump propel rear wheels at a selectable speed. Steering handlebars rotate a steering column that turns the rear wheels. A throttle cable extending from the handlebars controls the throttle setting by pivoting a throttle lever mounted on the hydraulic pump. Limiting linkages extend from flanges on an anchor bracket secured to the steering column to a bridge on the throttle lever. As the steering column rotates, the limit linkages are wound partially about it, pivoting the throttle lever by pulling on the bridge, reducing pump speed. Heavy steering displacements will retract the throttle lever to reduce cart speed notwithstanding the previous speed setting chosen by the operator via the cable.

The present invention provides a freight cart comprising a carriage as well as a bucket and a handle which are respectively located on front and rear sides of the carriage, the bucket is pivotally connected to the carriage, a double connecting rod assembly for driving the bucket to rotate relative to the carriage is also provided on the carriage, the double connecting rod assembly is pivotally connected to the bucket and the carriage respectively and forms a planar linkage mechanism together with the bucket and the carriage, the handle is transmissively connected to the double connecting rod assembly, and the handle is operated to make the planar linkage mechanism drivable to move the bucket relative to the carriage and switch the bucket between a storage position and a discharge position.