Abstract: A manually-operated cart retrieves a waste container from a compactor and transports the waste container across a support surface to a waste collection receptacle. An operator activates a winch and a belt that extends from the winch to a base frame lifts the base frame. The base frame is constrained to travel between a pair of vertically disposed channel members that form part of a back frame for the cart. A waste container rotating apparatus is secured to the base frame and is lifted with it until an immovable barrier secured to one of the channel members is encountered. Continued lifting of the base frame effects rotation of the waste container about an axis of rotation until the waste container tilts sufficiently to allow waste contained in it to fall out under the influence of gravity into the waste collection receptacle.

Abstract: The present invention is a golf accessory bag attached to a golf pull cart. The golf accessory bag is attached to a golf pull cart in a substantially triangular space located between the two wheels, the throat portion, and the golf bag platform. The golf accessory bag may comprise a shell having four corners and is formed of a triangular shaped bottom wall and three triangular shaped side walls. The golf accessory bag may have a plurality of chambers inside the shell and external pockets for transportation of personal golf items or accessories. During use, the golf accessory bag positions articles carried within the compartments rearward toward the golf bag platform to assist in the establishment of a center of gravity for the golf pull cart, having the golf accessory bag and golf club bag thereon, to a location the wheels to prevent the golf pull cart from tipping over onto the handle when released by a golfer.