Abstract: An anti-oscillation mechanism is provided for a caster wheel assembly of a ride-on vehicle. The anti-oscillating mechanism has a stop, a first cap, a second cap and a bias member. The stop is positioned within the frame of the ride-on vehicle. The first cap has a wall that abuts the stop. The second cap has a wall that abuts a stem of the caster wheel assembly. The bias member has a first end that engages the first cap, and a second end that engages the second cap. The bias member exerts a force on the second cap, which exerts a force on the stem to push the caster wheel assembly toward a ground to help prevent a wheel of the caster wheel assembly from lifting off the ground.

Abstract: A cabinet apparatus including a housing having a cavity, a door that closes the cavity, and a support assembly that is coupled to the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be movable in accordance with several different types of movement. For example, the support assembly may be movable upwardly and downwardly relative to the cabinet assembly along a vertical axis that is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be rotatable about a first rotational axis to move a holding component of the support assembly between a stowed position in which the holding component is stored away and a deployed position in which the holding component protrudes from a periphery of the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be rotatable about a second rotational axis to adjust an angle at which the holding component protrudes from the periphery of the cabinet assembly.

Abstract: A cabinet apparatus including a housing having a cavity, a door that closes the cavity, and a support assembly that is coupled to the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be movable in accordance with several different types of movement. For example, the support assembly may be movable upwardly and downwardly relative to the cabinet assembly along a vertical axis that is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be rotatable about a first rotational axis to move a holding component of the support assembly between a stowed position in which the holding component is stored away and a deployed position in which the holding component protrudes from a periphery of the cabinet assembly. The support assembly may be rotatable about a second rotational axis to adjust an angle at which the holding component protrudes from the periphery of the cabinet assembly.