Meridian International Co., Ltd.

Nautilus, Inc.

Home Depot Product Authority, LLC

Brent Christopher

Patrick A Warner

Eric D Golesh

Edward L Flick

Gary D Piaget

Douglas A Crawford

Dominic Lovely

Anthony Kriz

Mark Holtan

Bradley J Smith

Brian R Cook

Matt Rauwerdink

Ryan R Dibble

Ben Monette

Randal Potter

Todd Singh

YaoKun Gui

Craig Stewart

Erica Knight

Michael R Nelson

Adam R Green

Kenneth Freeman

Ying Liu

Matthew Alan Rauwerdink

Hua An Xu

Jeffrey A Nitta

Terrence Joehnk

Cui Feng Wang

Da Nian Yang

Jeffrey Alan Pearson

Gianni Vecchiarelli

A container includes a plurality of sidewalls that define an enclosed area accessible by a removable lid, a mounting body coupled to at least one of the plurality of sidewalls, and an accessory attachment selectively attachable to the mounting body, the accessory attachment comprising a flexible portion that flexes to permit coupling of the accessory attachment to the mounting body.

Accessory attachment assembly for container

A plurality of removable bins are positionable in the interior area of the base each of which comprising a bottom surface, a plurality of sidewalls extending upward from the bottom surface to create a first storage area, a chamfer extending upward and outward from each of the sidewalls to be engaged by the lid to move the bin into alignment.

Storage compartment box with self-aligning bins

Attachable container accessory mount

A control apparatus for a broadcast spreader includes a gate adjustment dial mounted on, and generally coaxial with, a handle portion of a handle assembly of the spreader. Rotation of the gate adjustment dial in a first direction causes an increase in a current maximum discharge rate of the spreader and rotation of the gate adjustment dial in a second direction causes a decrease in the current maximum discharge rate of the spreader.

Handle-mounted control system for a broadcast spreader

Packaging comprising of a display structure for displaying the hand tool. A retaining structure is combined to the display structure for engaging the working end of the ratchet tool with friction to prevent rotation of the working end. A securement structure is combined to the display structure and is configured to secure a portion of the ratchet tool in a manner that permits rotation of the handle of the ratchet tool relative to the working end while preventing the ratchet tool from being separated from the securement structure.

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Brent Christopher