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Adjustable tool tray assembly having a vertical upstanding support member with a series of spaced diametrical holes passing through the support member parallel to each other, a “U”shaped bracket forming a base and supporting the vertical support member at its lower end about a mid-point of a central

Adjustable tool tray assembly having a vertical upstanding support member with a series of spaced diametrical holes passing through the support member parallel to each other, a “U”shaped bracket forming a base and supporting the vertical support member at its lower end about a mid-point of a central section of a “U”shaped bracket angulated members for bracing respective corners of the “U”shaped bracket with respect to the vertical support member, a pair of sleeve members disposed in telescopic and sliding relation with the vertical support member and having diametrical holes passing therethrough, a generally “U”shaped rigid frame having a mid-point of its central section thereof supporting an intermediate portion of one of the pair of sleeve members, and a generally rectangularly configured tray means supported from the “U”shaped rigid frame. Casters are provided for supporting the base for rolling, and an electrical socket can be located on a side or back wall of the tray means, and utility extension arms can be provided on the other sleeve member. A securing means can be provided for engaging the sleeve with a vertical support member and the securing means thereof can be placed in any of the desired diametrical holes. A handle can be provided on one of the sleeve members, and the table may be provided with a magnetic plate structure embedded in or disposed on the surface of the tray means. The tool tray assembly is pivoted or hinged and with a lock or support pin, the tray can be raised and locked in place for use, and when service thereof is completed, the support pin is removed so the tray assembly is lowered to a down-position for storing.

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In an adjustable tool tray assembly for use in the automotive field, a vertical upstanding rigid support member having an upper end and a lower end with a series of spaced apart diametrical holes passing through the support member and each being generally parallel to the others; a “U”shaped rigid su

In an adjustable tool tray assembly for use in the automotive field, a vertical upstanding rigid support member having an upper end and a lower end with a series of spaced apart diametrical holes passing through the support member and each being generally parallel to the others; a “U”shaped rigid support bracket disposed horizontally relative to said support member at its lower end and connected to the vertical support member about a mid-point of a central section of the “U”shaped bracket; angulated rod members for bracing respective corners of the “U”shaped bracket with an intermediate portion of the vertical support member and forming a triangular support structure thereby; a pair of vertically adjustable sleeve members disposed in telescopic and sliding relation with respect to the vertical support member, each sleeve member having at least one diametrical hole passing therethrough, securing elements selectively extending through certain holes in the sleeve members and vertical support member for maintaining and retaining the sleeve members in their adjusted positions on the vertical support member; a generally “U”shaped rigid frame having a midpoint of its central section thereof supported from and operatively connected to an intermediate portion of one of the pair of sleeve members; a generally rectangularly configured tray means supportably mounted from the “U”shaped rigid frame, and a power outlet located on the back of the tray means.