Device for lifting a water heater includes a strap configured to loop around a vertical cross-section of the water heater. Handles extending from opposing sides of the strap when the strap is looped around the water heater are provided along with a plurality of selectively placeable cushions configured to be positioned between the strap and corners of the water heater. The device further includes a ratchet attached to the strap, the ratchet configured to tighten the strap looped around the water heater.

Device for lifting a water heater includes a strap configured to loop around a vertical cross-section of the water heater. Handles extending from opposing sides of the strap when the strap is looped around the water heater are provided along with a plurality of selectively placeable cushions configured to be positioned between the strap and corners of the water heater. The device further includes a ratchet attached to the strap, the ratchet configured to tighten the strap looped around the water heater.

An automatic locking mechanism can include one or more annular elements having teeth facing each other or facing away from each other. The automatic locking mechanism can include a rod disposed between the annular elements. The rod can have one or more pins configured to interface with the teeth of the annular elements. The pins and the teeth are also configured to rotate the rod when the annular elements move relative to the rod. The rotation of the rod can toggle a hook end of the rod in a hook receptacle, which can change states of the locking mechanism.

An implement for a person to manipulate a hose includes two elongated members each having a top end, a bottom end, and a pivot aperture traversing through the elongated member. A pivot rod traverses the pivot apertures of each elongated member such that each elongated member is pivotally joined at the pivot rod. A two-part hose holder comprises two elongated arcuate members each fixed with the bottom end of one of the elongated members such that concave surfaces of each elongated arcuate member are mutually opposingly disposed. The top end of each elongated member further includes at least one handle projecting orthogonally away therefrom. In use, the elongated members may be pulled mutually apart to open the two-part hose holder to at least partially encircle the hose, whereupon the elongated members are then pushed together to close the two-part hose holder about the hose to engage the hose.

An implement for a person to manipulate a hose includes two elongated members each having a top end, a bottom end, and a pivot aperture traversing through the elongated member. A pivot rod traverses the pivot apertures of each elongated member such that each elongated member is pivotally joined at the pivot rod. A two-part hose holder comprises two elongated arcuate members each fixed with the bottom end of one of the elongated members such that concave surfaces of each elongated arcuate member are mutually opposingly disposed. The top end of each elongated member further includes at least one handle projecting orthogonally away therefrom. In use, the elongated members may be pulled mutually apart to open the two-part hose holder to at least partially encircle the hose, whereupon the elongated members are then pushed together to close the two-part hose holder about the hose to engage the hose.

A first arm and a second arm each have a proximal end and a distal end. The first arm is pivotably connected to the second arm at a pivot point. A first handle is positioned at the first proximal end of the first arm. A second handle is positioned at the second proximal end of the second arm. A first foundation engagement portion is sized and configured to engage a first portion of a bed foundation. The first foundation engagement portion is positioned at the first distal end of the first arm. A second foundation engagement portion is sized and configured to engage a second portion of the bed foundation. The second foundation engagement portion is positioned at the second distal end of the second arm.

A first arm and a second arm each have a proximal end and a distal end. The first arm is pivotably connected to the second arm at a pivot point. A first handle is positioned at the first proximal end of the first arm. A second handle is positioned at the second proximal end of the second arm. A first foundation engagement portion is sized and configured to engage a first portion of a bed foundation. The first foundation engagement portion is positioned at the first distal end of the first arm. A second foundation engagement portion is sized and configured to engage a second portion of the bed foundation. The second foundation engagement portion is positioned at the second distal end of the second arm.

The adjustable diameter pipe grabber is configured for use with a pipe. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber is a mechanical device. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber captures the pipe for transport. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber engages the pipe from the interior surface of the pipe. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber comprises a tube and a capture structure. The tube contains the capture structure. The tube inserts into the pipe. The capture structure is a spring-loaded device. The capture structure applies pressure to the interior surface of the pipe such that the friction between the capture structure and the interior surface of the pipe allows the adjustable diameter pipe grabber to capture and move the pipe.

The adjustable diameter pipe grabber is configured for use with a pipe. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber is a mechanical device. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber captures the pipe for transport. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber engages the pipe from the interior surface of the pipe. The adjustable diameter pipe grabber comprises a tube and a capture structure. The tube contains the capture structure. The tube inserts into the pipe. The capture structure is a spring-loaded device. The capture structure applies pressure to the interior surface of the pipe such that the friction between the capture structure and the interior surface of the pipe allows the adjustable diameter pipe grabber to capture and move the pipe.

A spin chuck jig includes a handle having first holes, a base having second holes, wherein a number of the second holes and a number of first holes are the same, and bolts each penetrating one of the first holes and one of the second holes so that the handle and the base are attached to a spin chuck to be lifted from a spin process equipment.