In a work assisting apparatus helping workers to lift heavy objects with hands, their work is assisted with a light-weight and simply configured winding device, contributing to cost and load reduction while refraining a belt as a support wire rope from hindering their normal working behavior, or another objects from being caught in or wound around the belt, the work assisting apparatus including: a fitting portion fitted on a torso, a wearing portion worn on an arm or a hand of a worker, a belt with one end portion combined to the wearing portion, and a winding device coupled to the fitting portion and winding another end side of the belt. The winding device includes a lock mechanism locking a draw-out position of the belt so as to restrict further drawing out when drawing the one end portion.

A disposable toilet tote bag, fabricated of waterproof vinyl, plastic or fabric, fully assembled with secured side walls, back wall, front wall, and bottom wall, and designed to a shape that conveniently holds a used toilet for enduring removal. A liner is provided within the tote bag, to add to its reinforcement during usage. Any waste fluids that drain from the toilet, after it has been removed, and is being conveyed, or held within the bag, and will not soil any surrounding area. An adjustable shoulder strap fits over the user's shoulder, for conveyance of the bag, and hand lifts are provided to either side of the bag, to facilitate its conveyance by a single installer.

A cable grappling assembly for lifting, dragging or otherwise manipulating a cable lying on the ground includes a handle that is elongated to a length of at least 36.0 inches to extend approximately from a user's waist to the ground when the handle is gripped. A grapple is coupled to the handle for engaging a cable lying on the ground without requiring the user to bend over. Moreover, the grapple is curved to engage the cable for lifting and dragging the cable.

A cable grappling assembly for lifting, dragging or otherwise manipulating a cable lying on the ground includes a handle that is elongated to a length of at least 36.0 inches to extend approximately from a user's waist to the ground when the handle is gripped. A grapple is coupled to the handle for engaging a cable lying on the ground without requiring the user to bend over. Moreover, the grapple is curved to engage the cable for lifting and dragging the cable.

Various devices for providing various forces on a patient torso. One device includes a belt, a pubic pad, and a rear pad. Another device includes two clamshell-type members which capture the torso of a patient (aka user), and includes smaller sub portions within windows in at least one of the clamshell portions, for particular bracing purposes. Another device includes a type of scuba suit base garment which includes adjustable straps attached thereto for particular bracing purposes.

Various devices for providing various forces on a patient torso. One device includes a belt, a pubic pad, and a rear pad. Another device includes two clamshell-type members which capture the torso of a patient (aka user), and includes smaller sub portions within windows in at least one of the clamshell portions, for particular bracing purposes. Another device includes a type of scuba suit base garment which includes adjustable straps attached thereto for particular bracing purposes.

A material movement apparatus and method includes a material support with a front, a rear, a first side, a second side, a top and a bottom where the front includes a curved section that curves up from the bottom from the first side to the second side. A pull bar is connected with the top at the front within the front curved section, a pull point is connected with the pull bar from the bottom and a handle is located in one side.

A material movement apparatus and method includes a material support with a front, a rear, a first side, a second side, a top and a bottom where the front includes a curved section that curves up from the bottom from the first side to the second side. A pull bar is connected with the top at the front within the front curved section, a pull point is connected with the pull bar from the bottom and a handle is located in one side.

A device for transporting a coffin is described, composed of a supporting frame approximately covered by the coffin, comprising a plurality of sliding shelves (1, 2) used to increase the extension of the supporting frame with respect to the area covered by the coffin.

A device for transporting a coffin is described, composed of a supporting frame approximately covered by the coffin, comprising a plurality of sliding shelves (1, 2) used to increase the extension of the supporting frame with respect to the area covered by the coffin.