A painting rack for the mounting of a variety and multiplicity of vehicle parts, the sections of which are designed for ease in assembly and disassembly for storage and transport. The rack defines a hole portion to which can be inserted a plurality of rod-like supports extending outwardly therefrom which are rotatable in a given plane for spacing and counterbalance of the parts mounted thereon.

A walking aid comprising a movable framework mounted on wheels is provided for handicapped persons that may lose their balance when walking, so that they need not have to rely upon a companion for support when practicing walking after an injury, etc. This aid can be used while the walker is manipulating crutches or canes. The walker may easily enter the walking aid into a resident position without the necessity to climb over framework structure. It is freely moved by body contact without the use of hands on its wheel mounts. The resident walker loosely wears a harness that is removably affixed to the framework in a manner that will prevent a fall by bearing the walker's weight in an upright position, but which permits walking with little encumberment. The walking aid is moved on its wheels over the floor by means of the harness with little effort, and needs no hands for grasping or support during walking.

A change cart for gambling casinos includes a box-like housing mounted on wheels. The housing has an upper compartment accessible from the top for containing rolls of coins and a compartment accessible from the back containing a drawer for dollar bills. A larger, lower compartment is also accessible from the back and contains supplies. The wheels include two large wheels rotatably mounted near the rear of the housing and two casters which are mounted under forward corners of the housing. A push handle extends above the rear of the housing to manipulate the change cart. The push handle can be vertically adjusted to accommodate the particular casino worker. Tubular outriggers extend outwardly below the housing behind the large wheels to prevent tipping of the cart and similar outriggers extend outwardly in front of the large wheels to serve as foot guards. Heavy corner bumpers can also be located at forward corners of the cart.

A collapsible coin carrying cart for allowing users to easily carry coins won at casinos. The collapsible coin carrying cart includes a cart assembly including wheels, a pair of leg members mounted upon said wheels, and a plurality of first and second linkage members interconnecting the leg members; and also includes a plurality of coin storage units being removably mounted to said the assembly; and further includes fasteners being attached to the storage units for removably attaching the storage units to the cart assembly.

A carrying pack for a crutch and a method for using the pack are provided. The carrying pack has plural side walls and a bottom wall that are integrally coupled together about a cavity. Flaps extend from a back side wall for location about crutch arms. The flaps have apertures extending therethrough that accept the shaft of a crutch hand grip bolt therethrough. The hand grip bolt secures the flaps to the crutch arms, securing the pack to the crutch. Straps also extend from the back side wall. The straps may be cinched about the crutch to stabilize the pack on the crutch. Inner and outer pockets are provided in the carrying pack for further storage space.