Drum hardware tools are described. Some implementations may include a tension rod hardware tool designed for assembling/installing/setting up and/or disassembling/uninstalling tension rods. Some implementations may include a drum wing nut hardware tool designed for assembling/installing/setting up and/or disassembling/uninstalling drum hardware wing nuts.

A socket tool is disclosed. The socket tool includes a body extending between a first end and a second end and having a centerline along a longitudinal axis of the socket tool; a socket bounded by a peripheral wall and formed at the first end, the socket including a first driving element extending through the peripheral wall, bisecting the peripheral wall into first and second wall sections; and a drive recess at the second end of the body to receive a nose of a driving tool.

A flip socket is disclosed. The flip socket including a socket body having a central section extending between a first socket positioned on a first end of the central section and a second socket positioned on a second end of the central section, wherein a centerline extends through a longitudinal axis of the socket body; and a coupler adapted to engage one of the first and second sockets, the coupler connecting the flip socket to a driving device to drive a fastener or device.

A yoke installation and removal assisting device includes a structural body, a pair of yoke-receiving channels, a tool-receiving recess, and a pin-receiving channel. The pair of yoke-receiving channels terminally traverses into the structural body at a first end and is used to position a yoke. To prevent slipping during operation, a safety pin is preferably inserted through the pin-receiving channel and a pair of pin holes of the yoke. The pin-receiving channel laterally traverses into the structural body perpendicular to the pair of yoke-receiving channels and is used to hold the yoke against the structural body. The tool-receiving recess traverses into the structural body at a second end and is used to connect to an air tool or a manual ratchet. By operating the air tool/manual ratchet the yoke positioned within the structural body can be installed/removed.

A driver extension with hand knobs is shown and described. The driver extension with hand knobs includes an elongated rod. The elongated rod has a first end opposite a second end. The first end of the elongated rod is a tool attachment end. The second end of the elongated rod is a securement end for a socket or a screwdriver. A pair of opposing hand knobs are secured along the elongated rod extending away from the elongated rod. The knobs are positioned in the same plane.

A safety valve stem cap includes a valve tool that can be used for removing the valve stem and quickly deflating the tube for travel or storage. The valve stem cap has a frustoconical-shaped body with a circular bottom edge and a flat upper surface. The valve tool extends within a recess defined within the cap body. The valve tool includes a planar floor and two upright prongs extending from the floor. In an embodiment, the floor of the valve tool is integrally connected with the cap body. In an embodiment, the valve tool includes a hollow body mounted within the recess. The planar floor and upright prongs extend within the hollow body.

A trailer crank extension device for automated raising and lowering of a trailer automates the raising and lowering of a trailer by detachably mounting to a trailer crank, and coupling to a rotary tool that transfers torque, through the rod, to the rotatable drive shaft in the trailer crank. The device includes a rod having a male end and an opposing female end. The female end of the rod has a channel that receives and detachably fastens to a rotatable drive shaft of trailer crank. The male end comprises a geometric-shaped terminus, and projects out to engage and grip the chuck of a rotary tool. A cylindrical clamp removably encapsulates and fastens the female end of the rod with rotatable drive shaft of trailer crank. A rotary tool couples to the male end of rod to rotate, and thereby transfer torque, to the rotatable drive shaft, through the rod.

This disclosure describes a kit comprising component for removing, replacing, and/or sealing toilet parts. In some embodiments, the kit comprises a flush valve assembly, fill valve assembly, a handle assembly, two tools, two gaskets, and packaging that also serves as one or more water containers. In some embodiments, the two gaskets are two conventional gaskets that can be combined to make a third gasket. In some embodiments, the combination of the two gaskets allows the creation of a synergistic gasket for sealing a tank-to-bowl interface than neither gasket could seal individually.

A grease fitting installation tool is disclosed. The grease fitting installation tool may include a hand tool useful for installing and uninstalling a grease fitting with a hexagonal collar, a threaded shank, and a nipple, i.e., a Zerk fitting. The hand tool may have a first tool head and a second tool head, each able to receive and manipulate a grease fitting. The first and second tool heads may be attached end to end, joining the heads in the center of a hand tool by a couple. The couple may have a wrench interface allowing the hand tool to be engaged by a wrench or other tool. Each tool head may include a hollow socket with a socket aperture and six internal contact surfaces that are hexagonally arranged. The tool head may also include a deformable, cylindrical gripping member disposed within the hollow socket for retaining the grease fitting when the grease fitting is inserted into the gripping member.

A yoke installation and removal assisting device includes a structural body, a pair of yoke-receiving channels, a tool-receiving recess, and a pin-receiving channel. The pair of yoke-receiving channels terminally traverses into the structural body at a first end and is used to position a yoke. To prevent slipping during operation, a safety pin is preferably inserted through the pin-receiving channel and a pair of pin holes of the yoke. The pin-receiving channel laterally traverses into the structural body perpendicular to the pair of yoke-receiving channels and is used to hold the yoke against the structural body. The tool-receiving recess traverses into the structural body at a second end and is used to connect to an air tool or a manual ratchet. By operating the air tool/manual ratchet the yoke positioned within the structural body can be installed/removed.