A bucket system (10) comprising a frame (12) including first and second rails (26, 27). A bucket (14) is provided having a bucket support (16) including front wheels (32, 33) and rear wheels (34, 35) being slidable within channels (30) in the first and second rails (26, 27). Rear portions (39) of the rails (26, 27) are pivotable between extended and stored positions. When the rear portions (39) are moved to the extended positions, gaps (42) are defined in upper sides of each of the rails (26, 27) such when the rear wheels (34, 35) are moved into the rear portions (39) of the first and second rails (26, 27), the front wheels (32, 33) may move upwardly through the gaps (42) to allow the bucket (14) to pivot about the rear wheels (34, 35).

A bucket system (10) comprising a frame (12) including first and second rails (26, 27). A bucket (14) is provided having a bucket support (16) including front wheels (32, 33) and rear wheels (34, 35) being slidable within channels (30) in the first and second rails (26, 27). Rear portions (39) of the rails (26, 27) are pivotable between extended and stored positions. When the rear portions (39) are moved to the extended positions, gaps (42) are defined in upper sides of each of the rails (26, 27) such when the rear wheels (34, 35) are moved into the rear portions (39) of the first and second rails (26, 27), the front wheels (32, 33) may move upwardly through the gaps (42) to allow the bucket (14) to pivot about the rear wheels (34, 35).

A gantry system for stowing and deploying multiple tubular members includes a base assembly configured to be fixed to a first mounting surface, a carriage assembly having a shelf configured to translate linearly in relation to the base assembly, and a tray assembly mounted on the shelf and configured to hold the multiple tubular members in a vertical stack.

A gantry system for stowing and deploying multiple tubular members includes a base assembly configured to be fixed to a first mounting surface, a carriage assembly having a shelf configured to translate linearly in relation to the base assembly, and a tray assembly mounted on the shelf and configured to hold the multiple tubular members in a vertical stack.

A truck bed mounted carrier system includes a frame assembly installable in a truck bed with lateral supports and outer main supports, inner supports that slide within the outer main supports, a center outer support, and a second inner support that slides within the center outer support. A carrier frame coupled to the frame assembly extends from and retracts into the truck bed, supported by radius supports that provide structural integrity when extended. The system features a pulley assist mechanism with gas springs that creates a counterbalance force, a mechanical drive assembly with sprocket and roller chain for movement control, and deployable transport stands for ground support during loading operations. Adjustable bed rail struts with locking mechanisms secure the system to the truck bed without permanent modification. Low-friction materials and strategically positioned slides ensure smooth operation throughout the extension and retraction cycles.

A truck bed mounted carrier system includes a frame assembly installable in a truck bed with lateral supports and outer main supports, inner supports that slide within the outer main supports, a center outer support, and a second inner support that slides within the center outer support. A carrier frame coupled to the frame assembly extends from and retracts into the truck bed, supported by radius supports that provide structural integrity when extended. The system features a pulley assist mechanism with gas springs that creates a counterbalance force, a mechanical drive assembly with sprocket and roller chain for movement control, and deployable transport stands for ground support during loading operations. Adjustable bed rail struts with locking mechanisms secure the system to the truck bed without permanent modification. Low-friction materials and strategically positioned slides ensure smooth operation throughout the extension and retraction cycles.