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 collapsible cart includes a pivotable platform, a pivotable handle, and collapsible and adjustable tube assemblies for placing the cart in an extended or retracted position. The cart opens to a two-wheel hand truck or a four-wheel cart. It also closes to a compact configuration, making it highly portable and easy to store.

Abstract: A locking/unlocking mechanism is provided for use on the extendable handle of a hand-trailable luggage case, which is smooth in operation and reliable for use for a long period of time. The locking/unlocking mechanism of the invention is for use on an extendable handle on a hand-trailable luggage case for the purpose of locking the extendable handle at a retracted position and allowing a user to unlock the extendable handle from the retracted and locked position so that the extendable handle can be freely extended out for use by the user. The locking/unlocking mechanism includes a casing having a receptacle; an actuating device allowing the user to unlock and release the extendable handle from the retracted position by pressing thereon; a pair of slidable devices, each being formed with a locking bolt on an outer side thereof for locking the elongated bars of the extendable handle at the retracted position and a toothed bar on an inner side thereof which is meshed to a gear.

Abstract: A handle includes two pipes slidably engaged in two tubes which are slidably engaged in two ducts. The pipes and the ducts each includes a lower portion having an actuator and a latch. The latches may secure the pipes to the tubes and may secure the tubes to the ducts. The actuators each has a cam for disengaging the latches from the tube and the duct. The pipes and the tubes each includes a flat surface for engaging with that of the actuators and for securing the actuators in place. The pipes and the tubes and the ducts may be secured together when they are folded to the compact folding structure.

Abstract: A luggage handle is composed of two outer tubes fastened with the luggage frame, two inner tubes movable received in the outer tubes, a hand grip fastened with the top ends of the inner tubes, a retaining mechanism for locating the inner tubes after the inner tubes are extracted from the outer tubes, and two toggle members enabling the inner tubes to form various angles with the outer tubes.

Abstract: A device and method for converting a golf bag to a golf cart. The device has a hardside rectangular shaped main portion. The bottom is canted with a plate having a connector for a removable axle. The axle is locked but can be attached or removed as desired. The top has tubing for receiving the clubs, accessories, and the axle when detached from the connector. Wheels can be joined to the axle or else stored in internal storage compartments within the device. A cover having zippered access to the clubs extends above the device. When opened, the cover falls to the side, out of the way.

Abstract: An extensible handle device has a wheel support seat, a positioning seat, two outer pipes inserted in the wheel support seat and the positioning seat, two inner pipes inserted in the outer pipes, two base seats inserted in the inner pipes, two U-shaped slide seats inserted in the base seats, two drive blocks disposed on the base seats, a grip, a press button disposed in the grip, two hollow arm bars connected to the press button, a protruded bar disposed on a bottom of the press button, and two rods inserted in the hollow arm bars and the drive blocks. A coiled spring surrounds the drive block. The protruded bar is surrounded by a compression spring.

Abstract: A device for a stroller having a driving member, a driven member and a recovery member is able to control folding and unfolding processes of the stroller easily.

Abstract: An extensible handle assembly has a base seat, two outer pipes, two inner pipes, a press button, a grip, a cover plate, a positioning seat, two inner seats, two gears, two springs, two slide blocks, and two racks. Two sleeves are disposed in the positioning seat. Each sleeve receives the inner pipe. Each inner pipes is inserted in the outer pipe. Two link plate are disposed in the grip. The cover plate is disposed on the grip. A connection rod is inserted in the inner pipe. The connection rod has an upper end hooks the link plate. Each inner pipe has a lower through hole and a bottom slot. Each inner seat is inserted in the inner pipe to receive the gear, and the slide block. Each inner seat has a recess and a channel. Each gear has a center shaft inserted in the recess. Each slide block has a bottom notch engaging with the gear and an upper end hooked by a lower end of the connection rod. Each slide block receives a spring. Each rack is disposed between the inner pipe and the outer pipe.

Abstract: A personal cart for easily transporting several shopping articles when shopping or small packages, files, tools, and other small articles by other users such as professionals. The personal cart includes a lower frame structure having a lower frame extending vertically and a lower platform pivotally connected to and extending at an angle to the lower frame. A lower platform face extends about the lower platform when the personal cart is in an open position and forms a shelf resting an object. An upper frame structure extends from and is supported by one end of the lower frame structure. The upper frame structure includes an upper frame and an upper platform pivotally connected to and extending at an angle from the upper frame. An upper platform face extends about the upper platform when the personal cart is in an open position and forms a shelf for resting additional objects. The upper platform is completely collapsible within the upper frame and lays flush with the upper frame in the collapsed position.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a lockable handle system for a wheeled luggage that includes a lock housing, a push shaft and a sliding lock pin assembled in an inner tubing of the pull handle system such that during normal usage, a button on the push shaft protrudes from the top surface of the pull handle and the sliding lock pin engages the inner tubing to the outer tubing of the pull handle such that the handle system is locked in place. When the handle system is to be released and extended for usage, the button on the push shaft can be pressed down to retract the sliding locking pin from the outer tubing back into the inner tubing and thereby releasing the inner tubing and enabling it to be extended away from the outer tubing.

Abstract: A first frame member and a second frame member are pivotally joined at respective ends thereof for movement towards each other into a collapsed disposition and for movement away from each other into an erected condition wherein the members are at right angles to each other. One of the members supports to each of its sides an articulating wheel support and wheel and carries within its hollow a slide which is connected by pivots to each of said wheel supports and by pivoting straps to the other frame member so that when the frame members pivot apart the wheels move out and so that when the frame members pivot towards each other the wheels are drawn in so that the entire device assumes a collapsed condition. The frame members carry supports for a golf bag and may carry a battery tank (for a battery when the wheels are driven by motors that are battery powered) storage containers, seats, an umbrella stand and similar articles useful to a golfer. A number of wheel support configurations are provided.

Abstract: A manually operated cart that is specifically designed for loading, hauling and unloading long and heavy objects such as pipe, wood poles and heavy construction members without requiring the user to manually lift the objects for either loading or unloading and a method for loading, transporting and unloading a wheeled manual cart of this nature. For loading a long and heavy object, the cart manipulation handle is positioned in a lateral handle receptacle and is used by a worker to roll the cart over to an inverted position on top of the long and heavy object to be lifted and transported and after being bound to the object, is rolled back to its wheel supported position with the object so attached.

Abstract: A collapsible wheelbarrow has a wheel assembly. The wheel assembly has a collapsible rim and a tire mounted to the rim. The tire comprises a flexible woven fabric and an inner tube for expanding the tire. The wheel assembly rotatably mounts to an axle. A plurality of spaced apart handles extend from the axle and cargo are mounted between the handles for supporting cargo on the wheelbarrow.

Abstract: A three-segmented expandable pull rod for luggage is composed of a handle, two first segments fastened with both ends of the handle, two second segments for receiving extractably and retractably the first segments, two third segments for receiving extractably and retractably the second segments, and two locating sets each having a control member, a main elastic element, a first retaining member and a second retaining member. The second segment is retracted into the third segment such that the bottom end of the second segment presses against the control member so as to cause the second retaining member to retract, thereby causing the first retaining member to engage the first retaining hole of the third segment. The second segment is extracted from the third segment such that the control member is urged by the main elastic element so as to force the first retaining member to retract, thereby causing the second retaining member to engage the second retaining hole of the third segment.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a device for use in storing and transporting a child's stroller. In its broadest context, the present invention includes a rear cover, with an associated stroller wheel receiving recess, hingedly secured to a front cover, with an associated stroller wheel receiving recess. The storing and transporting device of the present invention also employs a number of detachable pouches which are securable within the interior of the device. Wheels and a retractable handle are both provided for use in transporting the entire assembly.

Abstract: The subject invention is a lightweight, foldable, collapsible dolly which is to be used to move exterior heavy objects from one locale to another that is capable of being folded to a substantially shortened, flat arrangement facilitating storage in confined quarter locations such as beneath the seat or within an overhead bin of an airplane or train. The collapsible dolly includes a pair of wheels, each of which is movable from the flat arrangement to a transverse position relative to the support frame of the collapsible dolly. With the wheels located in the flat arrangement, the dolly can be rolled by the wheels on a supporting surface. The moving of the wheels into the transverse position occurs automatically during movement of the platform from its stowage position to an outwardly extended position which is the loading position of the platform.

Abstract: A golf trolley is provided which mainly comprises an upper plate, a lower plate, a main tube, and two wheel legs associated with wheels. The upper plate and the lower plate are fitted to the main tube to hold golf clubs and are removable. The wheel legs are pivotally associated with a lower holding block connected to a lower portion of the main tube and are operationally associated with a stopping bar and two leg proppers.

Abstract: A luggage system including a plurality of luggage pieces has a dolly connector unit including a latch plate member fixably located on each of the luggage pieces; and a dolly including a wheeled base. A handle frame including a parallel spaced pair of telescoping columns of first through last column members projecting from the base. A handle member being rigidly connected between the last column members of the columns for manipulation of the dolly. A platform is pivotally connected to the base on a platform axis proximate the handle frame and having an extended position perpendicular to the handle frame and a retracted position parallel to and proximate the handle frame, a support for contacting the roadway surface in the extended position of the platform for providing a rest position of the dolly wherein the platform is fixed parallel to the roadway surface with the wheels also contacting the roadway surface, the dolly also having an inclined transport position with the wheels rollably supporting the dolly.

Abstract: A folding saddle carrier for carrying one or more saddles, accessories and equestrian equipment, which folding saddle carrier includes in a preferred embodiment, a wheeled frame fitted with an extensible saddle support riser that is pivotally attached at one end to the frame and a handle pivotally attached to the saddle support riser and the frame, such that manipulation of spring-loaded adjusting pins connected to the saddle support riser and the handle facilitates selective retraction and extension of the saddle support riser and the handle with respect to the frame. A saddle board support is pivotally attached to the free, telescoping end of the saddle support riser and is controlled by a pivot pin to facilitate horizontal orientation of the saddle board support when the telescoping end of the saddle support riser is raised by forward manipulation of the handle.

Abstract: A luggage carrier including two wheel-supported sleeves fastened to a back side of a luggage, a retractable handle coupled to the sleeves, two wheel-supported back support bars respectively pivoted to the top ends of the sleeves, and two links coupled between the back support bars and the two opposite ends of the handle to extend out the back support bars when the handle is pulled out of the sleeves, or to pull back the back support bars when the handle is collapsed, each link having one end pivoted to one back support bar, and an opposite end pivoted to one end of the handle and moved along a longitudinal slot in one sleeve.

Abstract: A pull handle assembly of a wheeled suitcase which can prevent its lower end from wobbling is disclosed in the present invention. The pull handle assembly comprises one elongated tube mounted in the suitcase having a rectangular channel in it and a pull handle telescopingly received within the channel of the tube. The pull handle comprises an elongated rod member having an upper end and a lower end, a gripping handle installed on the upper end of the rod member for hand gripping, and a rectangular rod guide installed on the lower end of the rod member for guiding the pull handle within the channel. The pull handle assembly further comprises a rod detention means installed under the upper opening of the channel for holding the rod guide of the pull handle to the channel, and three flaps installed on three sides of the rectangular channel next to the rod detention means for restricting the rod guide from wobbling laterally within the channel when the rod guide is being held by the rod detention means.

Abstract: A support arm device is taught for the loading and unloading of equipment on and off a truck bed. The support arm functions like a lever and has wheels at one end and connectors at the other end for coupling to the equipment or to a carrier for the equipment. The support arm is easily mechanically adjustable from vertical to horizontal and vice versa. The wheel end of the support arm is lifted onto a truck tailgate, thus creating a desired axis of balance for the equipment to be loaded. A person acting alone and manually loading the equipment onto the truck bed then only has to apply a less vigorous and less awkward lifting force to the opposite end of the equipment to successfully load it into or onto the truck bed. The invention includes combinations of the support arm with a carrier used with the support arm and also a combination with a support member situated vertically atop the rear end of the carrier.

Abstract: A collapsible golf trolley comprises a handle, a first rod, a second rod and a third rod. The handle and the first rod are connected by a coupling. The first rod and the second rod are connected by a first upper coupler and a first lower coupler. The second rod and the third rod are connected by a second upper coupler and a second lower coupler. A first round joint is disposed on the coupling. A second round joint is disposed between the first upper coupler and the first lower coupler. A third round joint is disposed between the second upper coupler and the second lower coupler. A first bracket is disposed on the second rod. A second bracket is disposed on the third rod. First and second wheel support frames are connected to the joint block. The first wheel support frame connects and supports a first wheel. The second wheel support frame connects and supports a second wheel.

Abstract: A suitcase has four casters respectively fitted to the four corner portions of the suitcase body, and a handle capable of being stopped in an extended position where the handle is extended up from the suitcase body and a lowered position where the handle is pushed into the suitcase body. The casters are free casters which can freely run in all directions. The handle is provided at its upper end with a gripping part. The gripping part of the handle is disposed in the middle or substantially in the middle of the upper face of the suitcase, and is oriented in the longitudinal direction of the upper face of the suitcase body. When the handle is pushed down into the suitcase body, a gripping space is defined between the gripping part and the upper face of the suitcase body.

Abstract: A luggage carrier includes two inner tubes slidably engaged in two outer tubes. A rod is engaged in one outer tube and has a lower end secured to the outer tube. A resilient blade is secured to the lower portion of one inner tube and has two orifices for engaging with the rod. The interior walls bounding the orifices may engage with the rod so as to secure the resilient blade to the rod and may be disengaged from the rod so as to allow the inner tubes to be adjusted relative to the outer tubes when the resilient blade is actuated.

Abstract: A handle assembly for carts and wheeled luggage includes a pair of tube assemblies disposed in substantially parallel relation and connected by a handle member. The tube assemblies carry locks that cooperate with the tubes to releasably lock the tube assemblies in an extended or a retracted position.

Abstract: A luggage structure to which an additional luggage case can be freely added. The luggage structure includes a luggage pull rod and a pair of adjustable latch boards. The luggage pull rod includes a pair of inner tubes, a handle, an engaging board and a base seat. The adjustable latch boards includes an upper pressing board and a base board. The upper pressing board is a reverse L-shaped board body having a vertical section disposed with two latch clips on two sides. Each latch clip is disposed with a through hole for the outer tube to pass thereinto and for a bolt to tighten the outer tube. A horizontal section of the pressing board is formed with several through holes for riveting pin members therein so as to secure the additional luggage case. The base board is an L-shaped board body having a vertical section disposed with two latch clips on two sides. Each latch clip is disposed with a through hole for the outer tube to pass thereinto and for a bolt to tighten the outer tube.

Abstract: A locating structure for luggage pull rod including a handle, a transmission assembly, a linking lever, an inner tube, a hollow inner engaging tube secured at the bottom end and an outer tube. A lateral side of the inner engaging tube is formed with a through hole. The upper and lower edges of the through hole are respectively disposed with two restricting blocks. The other lateral side is open and engaged with an engaging cover. A slide seat is fitted in the inner engaging tube and formed with an inner cavity. The slide seat is up and down movably fitted with the restricting blocks. Two inclined channels are formed near the belly of the cavity, so that the guide posts of the locating block are inserted in the inclined channels of the slide seat, The locating block has a locating button at the front end. The locating button is passed and engaged in the through hole of the inner engaging tube.

Abstract: A folding and height adjustable assembly for supporting or transporting an individual or a child includes a bearing or rolling structure with two beams and a structure for carrying a support for the individual or child. The carrying structure can be hinged at its base and can occupy a storage position wherein uprights are substantially parallel to the beams, and an operating position wherein the uprights form an acute angle with respect to the beams. The support for the person is fixed between two branches of a guiding handle. A height locking mechanism is located between at least one upright of the carrying structure and a branch of the guiding handle and locks the branch in at least two predetermined positions.

Abstract: A telescopic pull lever structure for a luggage case, which can be adjusted up and down according to the size of the luggage case so as to snugly receive the luggage case. The pull lever structure includes a pull lever receiving board having a pair of handle pull levers and a pair of telescopic pull levers and a base seat. Any specific luggage case can be snugly received between the upper locking end of the receiving board and the base seat.

Abstract: A locating structure for luggage pull rod, including a rectangular outer tube, a rectangular inner tube, a locating cord, an engaging body, a small spring, a large spring, a control linking lever, two opposite cover bodies and two sealing caps. The outer tube is integrally made and two ends of top face of the outer tube are respectively formed with two notches. The top face of the inner tube is formed with an arch channel. The locating cord is disposed with multiple ball members at equal intervals. The engaging body is U-shaped. The top face of the engaging body is disposed with two concaves, while the bottom face thereof is formed with a central circular dent. One end of the control linking lever is connected with a control body, while the other end thereof is connected with a depression body. Two ends of the control body are disposed with two abutting legs. A rectangular hole is formed between the two abutting legs. Each of the two cover bodies has a small dimension insertion section.

Abstract: A handle includes a pair of pipes slidably engaged in a pair of tubes and having a handle secured on top. A hand grip is slidably engaged in the handle. An actuator is secured to the hand grip so as to be moved by the hand grip. A latch may engage with the pipes and the tubes so as to prevent the pipe from moving relative to the tube. An actuator includes a cam for engaging with the latch so as to disengage the latch from the tube when the actuator is moved toward the handle by the hand grip. The latch can be easily moved by the actuator.

Abstract: A concealable and expandable handle comprises two outer tubes, two inner tubes, a hand grip, two retaining and arresting mechanisms, the connection rods, two linking members, and a press button. The outer tubes are provided respectively at the bottom end thereof with an elastic element fastened therewith. When the hand grip and the inner tubes are caused by the retaining and arresting mechanisms to remain in the state of contraction, the elastic elements are so compressed as to store the rebounding energy. As the press button is pressed to cause the hand grip and the inner tubes to be relieved of the arresting action of the retaining and arresting mechanisms, the hand grip and the inner tubes are caused by the rebounding energy stored in the compressed elastic elements to bounce out automatically.

Abstract: A foldable load conveyance apparatus including 1) a basic support frame assembly; 2) a pair of handle support assemblies pivotally connected to outer opposite ends of the basic support frame assembly; and 3) a collapsible support wheel assembly releasably connected to the basic support frame assembly. Each handle support assembly has a handle grip tube section with a connector member for releasable connection to an ATV. The collapsible support wheel assembly includes a pair of wheel support struts pivotally connected to the basic support frame assembly and operable to receive and support a support wheel assembly therebetween. The foldable load conveyance apparatus is operable to be collapsed into a compact condition for ease of conveyance, transporting in a vehicle, and storage; and selectively movable to a support table condition for multiple uses.

Abstract: A collapsible cart for transporting a plurality of handled shopping bags and the like. The cart has an elongated frame having upper and lower sections which are pivotally coupled together. The frame is adjustable between a deployed position where the upper and lower frame sections are substantially aligned longitudinally and a collapsed position where the upper and lower frame sections are folded together. A pair of wheels are pivotally coupled to the lower section of the frame which fold together when the frame is collapsed. A support arm for suspending a load is pivotally coupled to the frame upper section and is moveable between a horizontal, load-supporting position and a folded position extending alongside the frame. The shopping bags are suspended from a plurality of hooks mounted on the support arm.

Abstract: A luggage trolley structure includes a wheeled base to which two upright bars are mounted, each having three telescoping sections, an upper section, an intermediate section and a lower section. A telescoping mechanism is provided within each of the bars. The telescoping mechanism includes a slide movably received within the upper section of upright bar and connected to a manually movable member to be moved thereby. The slide has a slot of gradually increasing depth within which a spherical member is received so that by the inclination of the slot, when the slide is moved relative to the upper section, the spherical member is forced to project through a hole formed the intermediate section and a hole formed on the upper section so as to retain them at the expanded position.

Abstract: An apparatus for transporting garment bags comprising a frame in a rectangular configuration which has a lower member and an upper member. Each portion has parallel vertical legs and a horizontal leg therebetween. Also included are a pair of longitudinally aligned wheels with offset, normally parallel axes and which extend downwardly from the lowermost surface of the lower portion. One of the wheels is adapted to rotate 360 degrees about a vertical axis. Each wheel includes a horizontal shaft for allowing the wheels to rotate freely about a horizontal axis.

Abstract: A foldable and portable hand propelled cart for use in transporting game from a hunting site. In its broadest context, the cart construction has both a folded and an unfolded orientation. A method of transporting the cart is provided. The method includes the steps of providing the cart construction as well as two straps which can be affixed to the cart in its folded orientation. In this way, the folded cart can be worn as a backpack.

Abstract: An integrated handle for telescoping tubes includes a handle assembly, at least one ball housing assembly, at least one connecting rod, and at least one set of telescoping tubes. The handle assembly comprises a handle, a cover, a button, and at least one lever. The ball housing assembly comprises a ball housing, a cam rod, a spring, and at least one ball. The cam rod slidably fits inside the ball housing. An upward movement of the cam rod forces at least one ball out, a downward motion allows retraction of at least one ball. The set of telescoping tubes comprises an upper and lower telescoping tube. The lower telescoping tube has a plurality of locking holes disposed at different heights. At least one upper telescoping tube is fastened to the bottom of the handle.

Abstract: A retractable handle includes two parallel sleeves, two inner tubes joined by a hand grip and moved in and out of the sleeves, and a control bar having two opposite beveled ends respectively inserted into the inner tubes and coupled to the hand grip by a respective slip joint, wherein when the control bar is depressed, the beveled ends are moved downwards to force two spring-supported retainer rods of the inner tubes out of respective locating holes on the sleeves, permitting the inner tubes to be pushed upwards by springs inside the sleeves, and therefore the inner tubes can be pulled out of the sleeves by the hand grip.

Abstract: A retractable handle control mechanism including a movable control block mounted in a longitudinal hole on the transverse handgrip of the retractable handle and moved by a control knob, two beveled edged links connected between the beveled guide blocks of two release control rods, which are moved in the inner tubes, and the two opposite bevel edges of the movable control block, and return control spring means, whereby when the control knob is depressed to lower the movable control block, the links are moved outwards in reversed directions to force the bevel guide blocks of the release control rods downwards, causing the release control rods to release the respective latches from the sleeves for permitting the inner tubes to be moved by the transverse handgrip between the retracted position and the extended position.

Abstract: A portable tool carrier and tool display box is provided including a tool box and a telescoping handle secured to the tool box. A series of tool display boards are contained within the tool box with each board connected to the next adjacent board by means of a guide member and track. When the telescoping handle is elevated, the boards may be elevated with the first board connected to the top of the handle and each succeeding board beneath its preceding board.

Abstract: A collapsible luggage trolley includes a pair of outer tubes, a pair of inner tubes respectively telescopically received in the outer tubes, a telescopic device which allows telescopic movements of the inner tubes in the outer tubes, and a control device. The control device includes a slide button for manual operation, a pivotal block securely attached to and thus pivotally actuatable by the slide button, two latch members attached to the pivotal block for releasably engaging with one of upper and lower engaging holes of the associated inner tubes.

Abstract: A collapsible hand trolley includes a frame having manual gripping handles t its upper end, and a support plate at its lower end. A pair of wheel carriers is also mounted on the lower end of the frame. The trolley can be folded to a storage condition by pivoting the wheel carriers about generally vertical axes, and pivoting the support plate about a generally horizontal axis. When the wheel carriers have been unfolded to an operative position, a connection rod pivotably mounted to the frame is pivoted about a generally horizontal axis to a securing position between the wheel carriers in order to pre vent the wheel carriers from moving to their folded positions.

Abstract: A collapsible hand cart including a base frame unit, a telescopic handle pivoted to the base frame unit in the middle, two steering mechanisms mounted on the base frame unit at two opposite sides for moving the base frame unit by the telescopic handle, each steering mechanism including a wheel holder turned about a pivot on the base frame unit to hold a roller, a movable member turned about a pivot on the wheel holder, and a link having a pivot hole at one end connected to the movable member and the base frame unit by a pivot and an elongated sliding slot connected to a bolt on a slide, which slide is moved vertically in a longitudinal sliding slot on the telescopic handle, wherein when the hand cart is collapsed, the wheel holders and movable members and links of the steering mechanisms and the telescopic handle are received together in the X-axis direction; when the telescopic handle is lifted to the Z-axis direction and extended out, the links are lifted, causing the movable members to force the wheel hold

Abstract: A collapsible, foldable cart, having a frame with spaced-apart first and second longitudinal frame members defining a plane, and a pair of wheels and a wheel axle connected to the frame. The cart has two foldable shelf members pivotally connected to the frame which are movable between a first position for carrying a load on the shelf member, and a second position wherein the shelf member is disposed in a vertical plane and is between the first and second longitudinal frame members. The cart also includes a handle section pivotally connected to the frame and movable between a first position wherein the handle section is disposed in an operative position in the vertical plane and a second position wherein the handle section is rotated approximately 180.degree. degrees from the first position towards the frame to fold-up and collapse the handle section.

Abstract: A bottom structure of a bag is disclosed. In the bottom structure, support rings are longitudinally arranged on the bottom thereof. Sleeve pipes fixedly fitted in the support rings such that the sleeve pipes longitudinally extend in parallel on the bottom of the bottom structure. A pair of bushings are fitted into the front wall of the bottom structure such that the bushings are aligned with the sleeve pipes. A pair of handle pipes are movably received in the bushings as well as in the sleeve pipes such that the handle pipes appear out of and disappear in the bushings as well as in the sleeve pipes. The rear end of each handle pipe has a stopper for preventing separation of the handle pipes from the bushings when fully extending the handle pipes out of the sleeve pipes. A plurality of rollers are mounted to the rear end of the bottom structure.

Abstract: A golf bag holder is provided that can be used in addition to standard golf bags or in addition to the use of golf carts. A wide, flat, flared base is provide to a stable, useable vertical holding position for the golfer to place the golf bag holder on a variety of different terrains without worrying about the golf bag tipping over. The golf bag holder is used by placing a standard golf bag in it and securing it with adjustable hook and loop fastener straps. By providing a plurality of useful storage compartments on the exterior of the golf bag holder, the need for access to the storage areas of the golf bag is eliminated. These storage compartments include a scorecard holder, an umbrella holder, a pocket for holding golf tees, a windowed golf ball holder, a cup holder, and a can holder with contacting cooling medium (which allows for chilled beverage cans to accompany the user). Also, retractable wheels and a foldable handle permit the user to easily transport the golf bag holder along a golf course.

Abstract: A positioning device of a pair of telescopically retractable vertical bars of a trolley includes a sleeve member, a pair of eccentric rings and a control unit. The sleeve member has a pair of sleeves coaxially rigidly mounted on outer tubes of the vertical bars, a plate having a height no less than a height of the sleeves and horizontally extending between the sleeves and tangentially in contact with them at an outer periphery thereof, and a gap respectively and radially defined in the sleeves. The eccentric rings have an inner diameter equal to an outer diameter of inner tubes of the vertical bars for the inner tubes passing therethrough and are coaxially rivetally retained in the gaps with a thinner ring wall thereof in contact with the plate.