A holding element 74, such as a conventional screw and collar arrangement, is mounted on the leg 64 to permit selective adjustment of the length of the umbrella manufacturer. A mounting element 78, such as a conventional U-shaped spring clip, is pivotally carried on the second end 68 of each leg 64.As shown in FIG. 1 of the drawings, the length of the second shaft member 20 may be adjustable. For example, the second shaft member 20 may be a conventionally telescoping assembly having an inner member slidable within an outer member to adjust the length of the second shaft member 20.
               The Coin Sorter assembly 62 includes three adjustable length legs 64, each having a first end 66 and a second end 68.In this case, a shaft holding element 54, such as a conventional screw and collar assembly, is positioned on a tripod neck 55 to hold the second shaft member 20 at a selected length.A tripod assembly 62 is attached to the lower end of the second shaft member 20.  
               The first end 66 of each leg 64 is hingedly connected to the bottom of the tripod roof tiles.Each leg 64 is preferably formed by a first or outer leg member 70 and a second or inner leg member 72, with the second leg member 72 slidable within the first leg member 70 such that the length of the leg 64 is telescopically adjustable.

                A mounting element 78, such as a conventional U-shaped spring clip, is umbrella manufacturer carried on the second end 68 of each leg 64.As shown in FIG. 1 of the drawings, the length of the second shaft member 20 may be adjustable. For example, the second shaft member 20 may be a conventionally telescoping assembly having an inner member slidable within an outer member to adjust the length of the second shaft member 20.
               In this case, a shaft holding element 54, such as a conventional screw and collar assembly, is positioned on a tripod neck 55 to hold the second shaft solar panel manufacturer at a selected length.A tripod assembly 62 is attached to the lower end of the second shaft member 20. The tripod assembly 62 includes three adjustable length legs 64, each having a first end 66 and a second end 68. 
               The first end 66 of each leg 64 is hingedly connected to the bottom of the tripod Ladder stabilizer.Each leg 64 is preferably formed by a first or outer leg member 70 and a second or inner leg member 72, with the second leg member 72 slidable within the first leg member 70 such that the length of the leg 64 is telescopically adjustable. A holding element 74, such as a conventional screw and collar arrangement, is mounted on the leg 64 to permit selective adjustment of the length of the leg 64

                As shown in FIG. 1 of the drawings, the length of the second shaft member 20 may be adjustable. For example, the second shaft member 20 may be a umbrella manufacturer telescoping assembly having an inner member slidable within an outer member to adjust the length of the second shaft member 20. In this case, a shaft holding element 54, such as a conventional screw and collar assembly, is positioned on a tripod neck 55 to hold the second shaft member 20 at a selected length.
               A tripod assembly 62 is attached to the lower end of the second shaft member 20. The laminating machine assembly 62 includes three adjustable length legs 64, each having a first end 66 and a second end 68. The first end 66 of each leg 64 is hingedly connected to the bottom of the tripod neck 55.
               Each leg 64 is preferably formed by a first or outer leg member 70 and a second or survival kit member 72, with the second leg member 72 slidable within the first leg member 70 such that the length of the leg 64 is telescopically adjustable. A holding element 74, such as a conventional screw and collar arrangement, is mounted on the leg 64 to permit selective adjustment of the length of the leg 64. A mounting element 78, such as a conventional U-shaped spring clip, is pivotally carried on the second end 68 of each leg 64.

               The locking member 42 are the same as described above with respect to the umbrella manufacturer shown in FIG. 2 of the drawings. The locking member 42 is reversibly movable in the direction of arrow X between a first position, shown in FIG. 3 of the drawings, in which the locking member 42 is carried on the first shaft member 18 to a second position (shown in FIG. 1) in which the lower end of the locking member 42 abuts the stop 34 such that the locking member 42 surrounds the arms.
                 The locking member 42 is movable in the direction of arrow X from the first position to a second position in which the lower end of the locking member 42 abuts the  piano supplier of the stop 34 on the second shaft member. The lower engagement member 44 of the locking member 42 engages the engagement element 36 of the second shaft member 20.In this position, the locking member 42 surrounds the resilient member 32, thereby preventing movement of the first shaft member 18 with respect to the second shaft member 20.An alternative embodiment of the pivot assembly is designated 30' in FIG. 3 of the drawings.
                 In this embodiment, a first arm 48 is formed on the first shaft member 18 and a Coin Sorter, second arm 50 is formed on the second shaft member 20. A pivot element 52, such as a pivot pin, extends through the arms 48 and 50. Thus, the arms 48 and 50 are movable in conventional "scissors-type" manner so that the first shaft member 18 is movable with respect to the second shaft member 20.

                 The structure of the stop 34 and the locking member 42 are the same as umbrella manufacturer with respect to the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 of the drawings. The locking member 42 is reversibly movable in the direction of arrow X between a first position, shown in FIG. 3 of the drawings, in which the locking member 42 is carried on the first shaft member 18 to a second position (shown in FIG. 1) in which the lower end of the locking member 42 abuts the stop 34 such that the locking member 42 surrounds the arms.The locking member 42 is movable in the direction of arrow X from the first position to a second position in which the lower end of the locking member 42 abuts the top surface of the stop 34 on the second shaft member.
                 The lower engagement member 44 of the locking member 42 engages the energy saving lights element 36 of the second shaft member 20.In this position, the locking member 42 surrounds the resilient member 32, thereby preventing movement of the first shaft member 18 with respect to the second shaft member 20.An alternative embodiment of the pivot assembly is designated 30' in FIG. 3 of the drawings. In this embodiment, a first arm 48 is formed on the first shaft member 18 and a complementary, second arm 50 is formed on the second shaft member 20.
                 A pivot sphygmomanometer, such as a pivot pin, extends through the arms 48 and 50. Thus, the arms 48 and 50 are movable in conventional "scissors-type" manner so that the first shaft member 18 is movable with respect to the second shaft member 20.