The multi-compartment cooler includes two cylindrical, thermally insulated containers stacked on top of each other and mounted on a wheeled platform having a telescoping handle. The lower compartment has a spigot for dispensing hot or cold beverages stored in the compartment, and the upper compartment is adapted for storing a transporting packaged foods, such as salads, sandwiches, cold cuts, etc. The cover of the upper compartment may include a hinged lid incorporating a power bank and inductive charging pad for charging the batteries of cell phones, smart watches, tablets, and other electronic devices. The upper and lower compartments may be releasably latched together during transport. The wheeled platform may have two rear wheels and a front caster, or a rigid front cradle.

Disclosed is a mobile cart including a base for accommodating one or more gas cylinders, castors, a main column extending upwards from the base, a stowage cabinet arranged along the main column, an anchoring structure arranged at an upper end of the main column, a support post carried by the anchoring structure and equipped with fixing unit for a gas delivery apparatus, and a manual gripping handle allowing a user to manipulate the cart. Use of such a mobile cart to transport one or more cylinders of gas, in particular a NO/N2 mixture and/or oxygen, and a gas delivery apparatus.

Embodiments are directed to improving transportation of tubular structures. A roller may have a housing having a vertical axis and one or more upper flanges. The one or more upper flanges may have an upper surface that is transverse and non-perpendicular to the vertical axis of the housing. Optionally, the upper surface may be curved. The roller may have one or more wheels that are rotatably coupled to the housing and that extend downward from the housing.

A framework includes axially spaced apart stands each including a front extremity and a rear extremity extending upright between an upper end and a lower end, the front extremities, the back extremities, the upper ends, and the lower ends defining the framework's front section, rear section, top, and ground-engaging bottom, respectively, and an axle and a rung intermediate the top and the bottom, the axle between the front section and the rear section and coupled between the stands and the rung coupled between the back extremities. A load-supporting roller carried by the axle intermediate the top and the bottom between the front section and the rear section is above the rung and configured to rotate. The framework defines a load-reception area open to the roller between the stands along the rear section from the rung to the top and along the front section from the top to below the roller.

A mobile welding cart designed to incorporate and integrate components to lift the welding unit, and to provide power for accessory components and tools, is provided. The cart comprises a base frame, supported by four wheels, connected to a lifting platform by way of a scissor lift mechanism. The lifting platform is operable between an expanded position and a retracted position. A storage compartment is located on the lifting platform and a welder is located on top of the storage compartment. The cart also includes a power box connected directly to the rear of the storage compartment that is designed to receive power from a single extension cord connected to the input power of choice. This power box may provide power to all required components and may be equipped with components to convert the power emanating from a power supply in the power box.

The present invention relates generally to an oil caddy device that is comprised of a body that has a top surface comprised of at least one continuous opening, and a bottom surface comprised of a mat, a rear surface and two generally parallel side surfaces. The body of the device further preferably resembles a two-tiered shelving system, and is made of sheet metal, such that it can attach to any wall or surface. The device is also comprised of a storage system that allows funnels and other oil change equipment to be stored, while excess fluid drips out of them into a collection bin. In this manner, the device can be used in any garage or work area, such that a user may change vehicle fluids without worrying about creating an unsanitary or potentially dangerous environment.

The cove base roll dolly is adapted for use in transporting objects. The cove base roll dolly is adapted for use in the transporting of cove base rolls. The cove base roll is further defined with as a spool of material loaded on the drum of a spool. The cove base roll is adapted for use in the distribution of the cove base. Wherein the cove base roll is distributed by unrolling the material off the spool. The cove base roll dolly receives the cove base roll for use in the distribution of the cove base off the cove base roll. The cove base roll dolly is a wheeled device. The cove base roll dolly further comprises a transport base, a slew bearing, a turntable, and a plurality of casters.

A cart with lifting assistance is provided. The cart includes a forward frame having a top end and a bottom end. The forward frame makes up a front end of the cart. The cart further includes a rearward frame having a top end and a bottom end. The rearward frame makes up a rear end of the cart. Wheels are secured to the bottom ends of the forward frame and the rearward frame. A handle frame extends from at least one of the top ends of the forward frame and the rearward frame, and disposed towards the rear end around a waist height of a user. A pivoting frame is pivotally connected to the front end of the cart and pivots from the front end to beyond the front end. A latch is secured to the pivoting frame and is operable to releasably connect to a bin or container.

A tool can aid in articulating a water heater onto, and off of, an elevated pedestal. The tool can consist of at least a frame that is pivotally attached to a stationary base via a fulcrum feature. The frame may be sized to support a water heater with at least a pair of rails. The stationary base can have at least one rigid pivot stop cantilevered from a base body and shaped to maintain the stationary base at a non-normal tilted orientation.

A tire assembly and disassembly auxiliary device includes a base frame for loading a tire and a handle. The base frame includes a main bar member and two branch bar members. The main bar member is pivotally connected with a joint member. Each of the branch bar members has a front shaft seat at an end, a rear shaft seat having a rear wheel at an opposite end and a rotatable roller between the front shaft seat and the rear shaft seat. The rear shaft seat has a connecting member capable of movably connecting to the main bar member and being fixed to the main bar member through a positioning member. The handle connects with the joint member so as to pivot relative to the main bar member. A restricting member selectively connects with the handle and the main bar member in order to fix the handle.