Abstract: A cart having a bed with auxiliary wheels on the front end, front and rear legs depending from the bed and pivotally mounted to the bed, means for shifting the front legs to elevate the front of the cart so that it can be thrust into an ambulance with a high deck with the auxiliary wheels rolling on the deck and the front and rear legs swinging rearwardly to a collapsed condition. The front legs are also adapted to swing in the forward direction while the rear legs swing rearwardly in order to change the level of the cart when it is in a horizontal attitude.

Abstract: An ambulance cart having a bed from which four legs depend. The legs are adapted to swing away from each other to lower the level of the cart. An extensible frame is mounted at the lower ends of the legs, and casters adapted to swivel about vertical axes are attached to the frame so that as the legs are spread apart the frame enables the casters to maintain the vertical orientation of their swivel axes. Both forward and rearward legs are also adapted to swing rearwardly to enable the cart to be thrust into a vehicle.