A lug wrench apparatus comprising a collet-type assembly whereby the socket clamps to the lug nut in a manner similar to the way a collet clamps a router bit. The clamping mechanism can be provided either by a screw-compression, or an eccentric cam compression. Arbitrarily large amounts of torque can be applied by means of an extension which fits over the arm of a wrench that is clamped to the shaft of the collet.

An extension bar apparatus and methods are usable for enhancing or applying increased torque to mechanical tools, such as wrenches and ratchets, to reduce or minimize the force applied by a user to the mechanical tool for producing work. The extension bar apparatus comprises a metallic tube with a hollow on one end for receiving a mechanical tool handle, which then engages with a plurality of bracing dogs that are each perpendicular to the other and affixed to the mechanical tool through multiple threaded members, some of which extend through the inner surface to the outer surface, and wherein the application of a rotational force to the extension bar apparatus applies torque to the mechanical tool.

An extension bar apparatus and methods are usable for enhancing or applying increased torque to mechanical tools, such as wrenches and ratchets, to reduce or minimize the force applied by a user to the mechanical tool for producing work. The extension bar apparatus comprises a metallic tube with a hollow on one end for receiving a mechanical tool handle, which then engages with a plurality of bracing dogs that are each perpendicular to the other and affixed to the mechanical tool through multiple threaded members, some of which extend through the inner surface to the outer surface, and wherein the application of a rotational force to the extension bar apparatus applies torque to the mechanical tool.

A tool holder for firmly holding a wide range of sizes and shapes of tool handles includes a holder handle, a cage assembly, a clamp, a locking coupling, and a threaded actuator. The cage assembly includes a pair of axially spaced apart supports having axially aligned through openings sized for receiving tool handles of different sizes and shapes. The clamp is transversely movable between the supports in opposite directions for releasably clamping the tool handle against the supports. The locking coupling is interposed between the holder handle and the cage assembly for selectively adjusting the angular orientation of the cage assembly relative to the holder handle. The threaded actuator is operable to lock or unlock the locking coupling for permitting or restricting adjustment of the angular orientation of the cage assembly relative to the holder handle.

A secondary handle attachment includes a handle, an upper elongated bracket, a lower elongated bracket, at least one left fastener, and at least one right fastener. The upper elongated bracket and the lower elongated bracket each comprises an inner surface and an outer surface. The upper elongated bracket and the lower elongated bracket are concentrically positioned with each other and positioned around a primary handle of the tool. The handle is terminally connected to the outer surface of the upper elongated bracket. The at least one left fastener and the at least one right fastener are oppositely positioned of each other about the upper elongated bracket. As a result, the lower elongated bracket is laterally mounted to the upper elongated bracket by the at least one left fastener and the at least one right fastener thus securing the secondary handle attachment to the primary handle of the tool.

A secondary handle attachment includes a handle, an upper elongated bracket, a lower elongated bracket, at least one left fastener, and at least one right fastener. The upper elongated bracket and the lower elongated bracket each comprises an inner surface and an outer surface. The upper elongated bracket and the lower elongated bracket are concentrically positioned with each other and positioned around a primary handle of the tool. The handle is terminally connected to the outer surface of the upper elongated bracket. The at least one left fastener and the at least one right fastener are oppositely positioned of each other about the upper elongated bracket. As a result, the lower elongated bracket is laterally mounted to the upper elongated bracket by the at least one left fastener and the at least one right fastener thus securing the secondary handle attachment to the primary handle of the tool.

A tool assembly includes an elongated handle and a locking system for attaching a tool head to the handle. The tool head can be a floor care tool or other accessory that can be attached to the handle such that the elongated length of the handle can aid in the use of the tool attached. The locking system includes a keyed locking collar for engaging at least a first portion of the tool head, and a locking cap rotatably positioned on the handle for engaging a second portion of the tool head. The handle can be extendable, such as by telescoping, and can also be overmolded.

A pry bar assembly that has a removable handle includes a handle that may be manipulated. A prying unit is provided and the prying unit is removably coupled to the handle. The prying unit may engage an object thereby facilitating the prying unit to move the object when the handle is manipulated.

A pry bar assembly that has a removable handle includes a handle that may be manipulated. A prying unit is provided and the prying unit is removably coupled to the handle. The prying unit may engage an object thereby facilitating the prying unit to move the object when the handle is manipulated.

A tool having a replaceable component is disclose. In one aspect, the tool has a handle and an armature rotatably coupled to a first end of the handle. The armature is configured to be disposed at least partially within a cavity of the handle in a first position and extended outside of the handle in a second position. In another aspect, the tool is removably coupled to a distal end of the handle extending generally in the same longitudinal direction as the handle. A tool is removably coupled to the handle in an improved manner that optimizes safety and efficiency.