A dump cart includes a frame; a pair of wheels rotatably coupled to the frame by at least one axle; a bed frame pivotally coupled to the frame so that the bed frame may be pivoted relative to the frame between a lowered, hauling position and a raised, dumping position; a bed attached to the bed frame for receiving and hauling objects; a removable tow bar having a first end that may be attached to the frame and a second end that may be attached to a towing vehicle so that the towing vehicle may pull the dump cart; and a wheelbarrow attachment accessory that may replace the removable tow bar to convert the dump cart to a wheelbarrow. The wheelbarrow attachment accessory includes a draw bar; a mounting bracket attached to a first end of the draw bar that may be removably attached to the frame; a pair of handles attached to a second end of the draw bar that may be gripped by a user to move and maneuver the wheelbarrow; and at least one leg depending from the draw bar for supporting the draw bar and handles above the ground. The dump cart may also include a lift assist mechanism coupled between the frame and the bed frame for biasing the bed frame toward its raised, dumping position so as to assist a user in dumping objects from the wheelbarrow.

A dump cart includes a frame; a pair of wheels rotatably coupled to the frame by at least one axle; a bed frame pivotally coupled to the frame so that the bed frame may be pivoted relative to the frame between a lowered, hauling position and a raised, dumping position; a bed attached to the bed frame for receiving and hauling objects; a removable tow bar having a first end that may be attached to the frame and a second end that may be attached to a towing vehicle so that the towing vehicle may pull the dump cart; and a wheelbarrow attachment accessory that may replace the removable tow bar to convert the dump cart to a wheelbarrow. The wheelbarrow attachment accessory includes a draw bar; a mounting bracket attached to a first end of the draw bar that may be removably attached to the frame; a pair of handles attached to a second end of the draw bar that may be gripped by a user to move and maneuver the wheelbarrow; and at least one leg depending from the draw bar for supporting the draw bar and handles above the ground. The dump cart may also include a lift assist mechanism coupled between the frame and the bed frame for biasing the bed frame toward its raised, dumping position so as to assist a user in dumping objects from the wheelbarrow.

A tilt bed trailer is provided with a latching system to secure the tilt bed in a transport position. The tilt bed trailer can have a frame with a first side rail and a second side rail. Ground wheels can be attached to the frame. A tilting bed portion can have a first pivoting rail and a second pivoting rail provided inside the first side rail and the second side rail and pivotally connected to the side rails so that the tilting bed portion can pivot relative to the frame around a pivot axis. A keeper can extend laterally from at least one f the pivoting rails. A latching assembly can include a rod extending between the side rails; a lever connected to the rod and at least one latching member engageable with the keeper. A biasing element can be provided to place a torsional force on the rod.

A tilt bed trailer is provided with a latching system to secure the tilt bed in a transport position. The tilt bed trailer can have a frame with a first side rail and a second side rail. Ground wheels can be attached to the frame. A tilting bed portion can have a first pivoting rail and a second pivoting rail provided inside the first side rail and the second side rail and pivotally connected to the side rails so that the tilting bed portion can pivot relative to the frame around a pivot axis. A keeper can extend laterally from at least one f the pivoting rails. A latching assembly can include a rod extending between the side rails; a lever connected to the rod and at least one latching member engageable with the keeper. A biasing element can be provided to place a torsional force on the rod.

There is disclosed a method of determining the mass of a load in a tipper body of a tipper, the tipper comprising a tipper body pivotably moveable with respect to a frame with a hydraulic cylinder disposed therebetween and actuatable to pivot the tipper body. The method comprises receiving at least one pressure parameter relating to the hydraulic pressure within the hydraulic cylinder at an angular position of the tipper body and at least one angular positional parameter relating to the angular position of the tipper body at the said angular position; and determining a mass parameter relating to the mass of a load in the tipper body based on at least the at least one pressure parameter and the at least one angular positional parameter

Disclosed is a caddy system for personal vehicle. As a two or three-wheeled vehicle. The term personal vehicle as used herein is intended as a broad classification for two and three wheeled motorcycles. It further includes three and four wheeled all-terrain (ATV) vehicles. In broad terms, the caddy includes a platform that is supported by a series of wheels. The caddy is designed to be tipped forwardly or rearwardly as needed to allow the vehicle to enter onto and exit off the platform. Once upon the caddy, a single user can easily move, maneuver, or manipulate the vehicle. This is ideal for storing and/or maintaining the vehicle.

Disclosed is a caddy system for personal vehicle. As a two or three-wheeled vehicle. The term personal vehicle as used herein is intended as a broad classification for two and three wheeled motorcycles. It further includes three and four wheeled all-terrain (ATV) vehicles. In broad terms, the caddy includes a platform that is supported by a series of wheels. The caddy is designed to be tipped forwardly or rearwardly as needed to allow the vehicle to enter onto and exit off the platform. Once upon the caddy, a single user can easily move, maneuver, or manipulate the vehicle. This is ideal for storing and/or maintaining the vehicle.

A loading and transport apparatus for an agricultural header or implement that comprises a primary tool and a secondary tool, comprising a guide frame. On the guide frame is arranged a first support device having a first rest surface for movably holding the primary tool. On the guide frame is further arranged a second support device having a second rest surface for movably holding the secondary tool. A coupling element is arranged to the first support device, wherein the coupling element connects the first support device to the second support device. To the guide frame is arranged a support element, which contacts the second support device, wherein the coupling element and the support element are designed and arranged such that a movement of the first support device in a first direction along the guide frame effects lifting of the second rest surface.

A dump cart includes a frame; a pair of wheels rotatably coupled to the frame by at least one axle; a bed frame pivotally coupled to the frame so that the bed frame may be pivoted relative to the frame between a lowered, hauling position and a raised, dumping position; a bed attached to the bed frame for receiving and hauling objects; a removable tow bar having a first end that may be attached to the frame and a second end that may be attached to a towing vehicle so that the towing vehicle may pull the dump cart; and a wheelbarrow attachment accessory that may replace the removable tow bar to convert the dump cart to a wheelbarrow. The wheelbarrow attachment accessory includes a draw bar; a mounting bracket attached to a first end of the draw bar that may be removably attached to the frame; a pair of handles attached to a second end of the draw bar that may be gripped by a user to move and maneuver the wheelbarrow; and at least one leg depending from the draw bar for supporting the draw bar and handles above the ground. The dump cart may also include a lift assist mechanism coupled between the frame and the bed frame for biasing the bed frame toward its raised, dumping position so as to assist a user in dumping objects from the wheelbarrow.

A manually operated dump trailer provides a holding container positioned on the rear portion of a frame or trailer, which can then be attached to a vehicle to assist in hauling and dumping. The present system includes a locking mechanism configured to secure a container in the holding position. The locking mechanism can be mechanically disengaged to allow a container to move from the holding position to the dumping position, thereby dumping the load from a container.