Disclosed herein is rear vehicle bucket equipment capable of lifting and carrying a roof tent. A lower side of a supporting assembly is used to be fixedly mounted on a vehicle; a chassis is fixedly mounted above the supporting assembly; a top frame is located above the chassis and is used to carry the roof tent; a lower end of a linear lifting mechanism is relatively fixed to the chassis, and an upper end is fixed to the top frame; and the linear lifting mechanism drives the top frame to rise such that the equipment is in an unfolded state, or drives the top frame to fall such that the equipment is in a folded state.

Disclosed herein is rear vehicle bucket equipment capable of lifting and carrying a roof tent. A lower side of a supporting assembly is used to be fixedly mounted on a vehicle; a chassis is fixedly mounted above the supporting assembly; a top frame is located above the chassis and is used to carry the roof tent; a lower end of a linear lifting mechanism is relatively fixed to the chassis, and an upper end is fixed to the top frame; and the linear lifting mechanism drives the top frame to rise such that the equipment is in an unfolded state, or drives the top frame to fall such that the equipment is in a folded state.

A vehicle lift assembly having an input shaft, a first ball screw coupled to rotate with the input shaft, a ball screw nut coupled to a first bracket and configured to selectively move a lifting member based on rotation of the first ball screw, and a power unit coupled to the input shaft, the power unit having a wireless transponder and configured to be selectively powered based on wireless signals received by the transponder from a remote device.

A telescopic lifting unit with a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment. The first and second segments may be displaced relative to one another, and the second and third segments may be displaced relative to one another. The first and second segments may be moved relative to one another by a motor unit, and the second and third segments may be moved relative to one another by a cable hoist.

A telescopic lifting unit with a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment. The first and second segments may be displaced relative to one another, and the second and third segments may be displaced relative to one another. The first and second segments may be moved relative to one another by a motor unit, and the second and third segments may be moved relative to one another by a cable hoist.

A jack, comprising: a top plate adapted to contact a load; a base plate positioned below the top plate; at least one actuator coupled perpendicularly between the base plate and the top plate; wherein the at least one actuator is operable to move the top plate between a lowered position and a raised position to thereby lower and raise the load; and, at least one locking assembly adapted to lock the top plate in the raised position.

A jack, comprising: a top plate adapted to contact a load; a base plate positioned below the top plate; at least one actuator coupled perpendicularly between the base plate and the top plate; wherein the at least one actuator is operable to move the top plate between a lowered position and a raised position to thereby lower and raise the load; and, at least one locking assembly adapted to lock the top plate in the raised position.

A jack apparatus has a main jack body defined by telescopically engaged outer and inner tubes, a selectively positionable clamp assembly positioned along the jack body for selective engagement with the object to which a force is to be applied, and a drive assembly located on and within the jack body. In a further related aspect a retainer is configured for being mounted on the object to be moved or lifted and for positively engaging a receiver on the clamp assembly so as to effectively lock the jack to the object being lifted such as a vehicle for safe and effective operation.

A jack apparatus has a main jack body defined by telescopically engaged outer and inner tubes, a selectively positionable clamp assembly positioned along the jack body for selective engagement with the object to which a force is to be applied, and a drive assembly located on and within the jack body. In a further related aspect a retainer is configured for being mounted on the object to be moved or lifted and for positively engaging a receiver on the clamp assembly so as to effectively lock the jack to the object being lifted such as a vehicle for safe and effective operation.

A lifting device and a washing machine to resolve difficulty moving a washing machine. The device includes a driving device, a connection rod, a first lever, a second lever and support legs, where the driving device is on the bottom of a washing machine body; the support legs are arranged at the bottom of the body; the driving device is connected to a first end of the first lever and to a first end of the second lever in a driving manner, by the connection rod; a second end of the first lever is connected to one of the support legs, and a pivoting end of the first lever is connected to the washing machine body; and a second end of the second lever is connected to one of the support legs, and a pivoting end of the second lever is connected to the washing machine body.