Abstract: A handle structure of a trolley contains: two grips symmetrically mounted on the trolley, and a respective one grip includes: a first fixing portion, a second fixing portion, and a body. The first fixing portion is configured to be connected with the trolley. The second fixing portion is configured to be connected with the trolley and located below the first fixing portion. The first fixing portion and the second fixing portion are on an axial line. The body is defined between the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion, a first end of the body is connected with an outer side of the first fixing portion, and a second end of the body is connected with a rear side of the second fixing portion; the body includes a first extending portion, a first connection portion, a second extending portion, a second connection portion, and a third extending portion.

Abstract: A handcart is constructed to include two main frames having outward expanded shoulder and lower portions, an extension handle assembly, an upper crossbar, a lower crossbar, a carrier, and two wheel holders. The two main frames have two upper ends fixedly received in side holes formed at the upper crossbar and two lower ends pivotally connected to the carrier. The extension handle assembly includes two outer pipes, two inner pipes, and a top handle. The upper crossbar is provided with a mechanism means to control the extension and collapse of the inner pipes from and into the outer pipes. The lower crossbar may, together with a fastening strap, hold the carrier and luggages loaded on the carrier in place. When the carrier is extended to a horizontal position, the two wheel holders are extended outward at the same time, permitting the handcart to conveniently carry and transport luggages or articles.

Abstract: A luggage cart which mainly includes a handle assembly, a vertical telescopic frame assembly, a movable upper crossbar assembly, a fixed crossbar, a luggage support, a foot-control assembly, a horizontal telescopic frame assembly, and an upper and a lower fixing members for mounting onto a back side of a trunk. The handle assembly has a long pull rod provided therein for controlling the sliding of pipes of the vertical telescopic frame assembly. The movable upper crossbar assembly may be adjusted in height to associate with the upper fixing member and the foot-control assembly may be associated with said lower fixing member. Whereby when the trunk is loaded on the luggage support and the horizontal telescopic frame assembly with the upper and the lower fixing members respectively associated with the upper crossbar assembly and the foot-control assembly, the trunk can be carried with the cart in a laborsaving manner.

Abstract: A stretchable and foldable cart whose handle bar can be stretched, retracted or folded by operation of a pressing rod associated with positioning elastic lugs, pins and stoppers. The loading stage of the car is able to adjust its size according to actual requirements by the operation of push button, positioning stoppers and connecting rods. The front and rear mountings of cart are made of plastics with sufficient engineering strength for reducing the cart weight yet without affecting the cart's functions; facilitating assembly work and reducing production cost.