A carrier building ladder hoist that contains a removable carrier casing and a winch casing allowing a user to hoist items. The ladder hoist contains a padded back and straps to allow an individual to carry it on their back and wheels and a tow handle to allow the user to tow it behind them. The side surfaces of the winch casing in ladder hoist have grooves in them to allow a user to hook the ladder hoist to a ladder. The ladder hoist has a winch system using gears and a winch strap ending in a hook.

Provided is an improved come along device with a handle, a release trigger for a stop pawl, and a push tab for a release pawl. The handle may allow an operator to better grasp the come along device. The release trigger allows an operator to release tension in a cable by disengaging the stop pawl when the trigger is pulled and engaging the stop pawl when the trigger is released. The push tab allows an operator to disengage the release pawl when the push tab is pressed and engage the release pawl when the push tab is pulled.

An embodiment of a method of moving a motor within an enclosure of an air handler of a climate control system includes (a) suspending the motor from a first lifting support and a second lifting support via lifting line, the first lifting support being laterally spaced from the second lifting support in the enclosure. In addition, the method includes (b) shortening the lifting line extending between the motor and the second lifting support. Further, the method includes (c) lengthening the lifting line extending between the motor and the first lifting support. Still further, the method includes (d) moving the motor laterally within the enclosure as a result of (b) and (c).

A roof support system and method to stabilize the roof of a transport vehicle during repair work. The system includes a roof support assembly with a planar base, support members, a lower post, and an upper post that is slidably coupled to the lower post. A winch mounted on the lower post operates a pair of winch cables that pass through pulleys on the upper post, allowing the upper post to move upward and bring a horizontal support bar into contact with the roof.

A handle for winches includes an arm with a main longitudinal extension having longitudinally opposing ends, a first end and a second end, respectively, on which there are mounted a coupling member for connection to a winch and a grip, respectively. The coupling member and grip extend from a transversely opposite first face and second face, respectively, of said arm. The handle includes at least one lighting device which can be selectively activated, mounted on the arm in an intermediate position between the Longitudinally opposing ends and orientated to project at least one lighting beam from the first face.