The paint cart is a cart. The paint cart is adapted for use with painting equipment and supplies. The paint cart stores the painting equipment and supplies. The paint cart transports the painting equipment and supplies over a supporting surface. The paint cart comprises a pedestal pan, a plurality of tool pans, and a stanchion structure. The stanchion structure elevates each individual tool pan selected from the plurality of tool pans above the pedestal pan.

A charge-storage workstation system and method for controlling and monitoring several different battery chargers, for notifying a user of the charged status of several different batteries, for eliminating power consumption by inactive battery chargers, and for safe convenient storage of rechargeable-battery-powered tools. A frame, broad-set legs, narrow-set legs, top surface, and skirt support the tools and the other components. Electric power is supplied through an electric supply cord to a main GFCI outlet and to charger outlets. Various battery chargers are plugged into the charger outlets through sensors which sense current drawn by the battery chargers. A charge controller-monitor senses the current drawn by each battery charger through the corresponding sensor and reports the charged status of each battery as specified by the user. Under user control, the charge controller-monitor can cut power to inactive battery chargers to reduce wasteful use of electric power.

A handlebar fixing device and a tool cart are disclosed. The handlebar fixing device includes a connecting assembly detachably connected to an enclosure net adjacent to a handlebar, and a fixing assembly arranged on the side of the connecting assembly adjacent to the handlebar, where the fixing assembly is used to fix the handlebar at the fixing assembly. The tool cart includes the handlebar fixing device. When the handlebar rests on the enclosure net, the handlebar is fixed at the fixing assembly and fixed to the enclosure net through the connecting assembly, so that vibration and collision are not easy to cause the handlebar to turn over, thereby reducing the risk of use.

A cart comprising a support frame having a plurality of wheels, a reel supported by the support frame, and a tool tethered to the support frame.

A post of a tool wagon is provided, including a hollow structure thereinside, further including at least one slide, each of the at least one slide extending along a lengthwise direction of the post, each of the at least one slide being configured for a partition to be slidably installed thereto, wherein at least one said slide is configured with at least one engagement mechanism disposed therewithin, each of the at least one engagement mechanism includes a through opening arranged on the post and a blocking portion, the blocking portion extends in the hollow structure. A tool wagon is also provided, including a plurality of the posts described above.

A vehicle service cart having a rolling base and a cabinet structure extending, therefrom. The service cart further comprises a plurality of handles operable to serve as wheel-mounts without disrupting rolling functions of the cart. The service cart further comprises a compressed-air tank. The service cart further comprises a specialized work surface atop the cabinet structure, the specialized work surface having specialized recesses to hold particular tools.

A tool support includes a frame that is configured to support a tool and a powered track supported on the frame. The powered track includes a drive roller, an idler roller, and an endless belt that extends around the drive roller and the idler roller. The tool support also includes a first motor supported on the frame. The first motor is operable to drive the drive roller and rotate the endless belt. The tool support further includes a second motor supported by the frame. The second motor is configured to be coupled to the tool to drive the tool supported on the frame.

A kingpin removal system including a cart assembly having one or more wheels and a yoke assembly carried by the cart assembly and positionable around a steering spindle of a vehicle's wheel end assembly. The yoke assembly can include a pair of plates interconnected by a pair of rods. An intermediate plate is positioned between the pair of yoke plates. A wheel end support mechanism can be carried by the cart assembly and a hub mounting ring can be carried by the wheel end support mechanism. The hub mounting ring can be positioned to connect to and support the wheel end assembly once the kingpin is removed.

A quick connect shelf system for a utility cart may include a shelf; a plurality of shelf mounting units attached to a bottom surface the shelf; a plurality of shelf mounting anchors attached to handles on the utility cart, and a bolt removably attaching the shelf mounting units to the shelf mounting anchors.

An apparatus can include a workbench and a dockable cart. In an example, the apparatus can include a workbench frame including a first storage space and a docking area. A holding member can be coupled to the workbench frame to support the dockable cart using the workbench frame. The dockable cart can include a cart frame having a second storage space and a support element. In an example, the dockable cart can be moveable between a docked position and an undocked position. In the docked position, the support element can be engaged with the holding member to dock the dockable cart with the workbench frame including lifting the dockable cart. In the undocked position the dockable cart can be separated from the workbench.