A drum transporter that can be used to move a drum from a first bed at a first location to a second bed at a second location is described. The drum transporter can be coupled to a drive cart and powered thereby. The drum transporter is operable to grab a drum on the first bed and pull the drum onto a support bed of the transporter for subsequent movement to the second location. The drum transporter is operable to push the drum off the support bed and onto the second bed.

A heater dolly for use with an outdoor patio heater includes a platform assembly and a retention assembly constructed to extend between the platform assembly and the outdoor patio heater in a manner providing additional support and ensuring that the outdoor patio heater and platform assembly are securely connected to enhance stability of the outdoor patio heater as it sits upon the heater dolly.

A method for delivering articles using a container having a substantially vertical rear wall with a baseplate extending therefrom is disclosed herein. A plurality of articles may be loaded onto the baseplate. The rear wall, baseplate, and articles are preferably transported to the destination. Once at the final destination, the articles can be removed from the baseplate by sliding the baseplate and rear wall away from the articles. In some embodiments, the rear wall remains substantially vertical during transportation to the destination. In other embodiments, the rear wall can be removably connected to a wheeled apparatus for secure transport.

A tote transport assembly that includes a base, a handle, a partition, and a lid. The base includes a plurality of wheels that facilitate vertical or tipped transportation of the ice cart through an environment. The base and the partition and the partition and the lid are shaped to facilitate a stacked and secure cooperation of multiple containers, totes, or buckets with the cart assembly. The partition and the lid movably cooperate with the handle to facilitate secure and sanitary cooperation of the containers with the cart assembly as well as convenient and expedient filling and emptying of the discrete containers. The stacked orientation of the multiple containers and alternate transport modalities provide a compact assembly for conveniently transporting loaded or unloaded containers throughout even tight quartered environments and in a manner that reduces the effort associated with such activities.

The present invention generally relates to a keg trolley including a movable catch for catching hold under a lip of a keg. Preferably, the catch is movable so as to engage under different lips at various heights, when kegs are of different heights or placed on different types of pallets. In the preferred embodiment, the keg can be readily repositioned on a pallet by engaging the catch and moving the keg, without the need to actually touch the keg.

A utilities support system is configured to support one or more utilities. The utilities support system includes a base, one or more caster assemblies extending downwardly from the base, an upright beam extending upwardly from the base, and utilities retainers extending from the upright beam. Each of the utilities retainers defines a retaining channel configured to retain one or more portions of the one or more utilities. One or more of the utilities retainers are upwardly angled in relation to the base.

The present invention relates to a hot water lifting system, comprising a dolly having a dolly base, dolly support having one or more dolly support wheel positionable between a closed position and a deployed position, a multi-position axle guide, a lifting mechanism, one or more track adapted to interface with cradle wheels to permit the cradle wheels to move along the one or more track; a cradle adapted to movably interface with the dolly base and including cradle wheels adapted to interface with the one or more track, a foot mechanism having rotatable feet and means for rotating the rotatable feet, a means for securing the foot mechanism in a lifting position, a strap adapted to wrap around the cylinder, a cradle hold adapted to operably interface with the lifting mechanism latch, and vertical and angled supports adapted to extend the angled support forward of the cradle.

An automotive repair assist cart configured to centralize oil changing equipment and processes, to eliminate service wastes and hazards associated with material handling and movement, thereby optimizing oil changes, is disclosed herein. The automotive repair assist cart comprises a cart frame including storage features such as shelving and tool holders and a drain tray, a drain tray coupler assembly, an fluid retention tank mount, an oil drain tank assembly, a parts washer mount, and a removable parts washer. The drain tray is configured to permit oil drained from parts contained therein into the oil drain tank assembly via the drain tray coupler assembly. The oil drain tank assembly is configured to catch oil drained from a vehicle and is mounted on. the cart frame with the fluid retention tank mount. The removable parts washer is configured for washing parts therein, and is mounted to the cart frame with the parts washer mount.