Ames True Temper, Inc.

The Ames Companies, Inc.

Eric Daniel Hyp

Daniel F Marshall

Joshua O Mullen

Peter A Arcati

Stephen D Hatcher

Michael Christopher Gehman

Barry R Albert

Gregory J Blaszczak

Nicola Fortier

Chun Wai Hung

Robert James Stein

Robert Soreo

David Boies

Robert L Dorsey

Greg Blaszczak

Jeffery Kalman

Karen S Richwine

Darlene B SantaCroce

Nicholas Loughran

William J Logan

Eric Arcati

Daniel Frank Marshall

A carton for a wheelbarrow kit having a hopper with rim portion and a tapered bucket portion, the carton structured to enclose the rim portion of the hopper and having a first opening allowing the bucket portion of the hopper to extend out of the carton. The carton further provides a second opening generally aligned with the first opening, but disposed on the side of the carton opposed to the first opening. The hopper is inverted in the carton so that the rim is disposed at the bottom of the carton and the hopper extends upwardly. In this configuration, multiple cartons enclosing wheelbarrow kits may be stacked on top of each other with the hopper of a lower carton extending upwardly through the second opening of the adjacent carton and into the partially enclosed space of the hopper in the carton above.

Nestable carton for wheelbarrow kit

A foldable shovel structured for scooping/pushing is provided. The disclosed foldable shovel includes two arcuate members that are hinged together at one end. In the folded configuration the two arcuate members are nested. Further, the coupling device includes a locking disk assembly structured to allow the arcuate members to be configured in different positions relative to each other. Thus, the foldable shovel may be optimally configured as either a scooping device or a pushing device.

Folding snow shovel

Hose reel

Hose reel deck box

An inlet conduit assembly for a hose reel assembly includes a clip assembly that is structured to be accessible from the outer side of the frame assembly. The clip assembly is structured to be operated without the use of tools. The clip assembly, essentially, prevents the inlet conduit assembly from being moved axially once installed. In this configuration, a user may quickly and easily actuate the clip assembly to release or engage the inlet conduit assembly. Thus, a user may quickly and easily remove the inlet conduit assembly.

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Harrisburg, PA, United States of America

Eric Daniel Hyp