Abstract A trash bag caddy of the type to store and transport loaded plastic trash bags. The trash bag caddy comprises a wheeled, rigid frame having two parallel tubular legs forming a horizontal lower member which, in turn, supports two vertical members at opposite ends. One of the vertical members has a handlebar means thereon. An upper rectangular member positioned in a vertically-spaced relation above the lower member comprises two releasably joined U-shaped portions which attach to the vertical support to complete the rigid frame. A multi-apertured bag made from materials sufficiently strong to withstand the attack of canine creatures and other small animals is carried by the upper rectangular member. The multi-apertured bag is sufficiently pliant to permit the deposit of a variable number of the aforementioned trash bags.
A trash bag caddy of the type to store and transport loaded plastic trash bags comprising: a rigid frame having two parallel tubular legs forming a horizontal lower member carrying two vertical supports at opposite ends, one of said vertical supports having handlebar means, the other vertical support terminating in a horizontal support surface; an upper rectangular member positioned in a vertically spaced relation above said lower member and comprising two releasably joined U-shaped portions which attach to said vertical supports to complete said rigid frame, one joined end of said upper rectangular member being supported by said horizontal surface; first fastening means extending through said one joined end into said horizontal support surface for simultaneously securing said U-shaped portions to each other and to said horizontal surface; second fastening means extending through said other joined end into said one vertical support for simultaneously securing said U-shaped portions at said other joined end to each other and to said one vertical support; and a multi-apertured bag made from a material sufficiently strong to withstand the attacks of canine creatures and small animals, yet sufficiently pliant to permit the deposit of a variable number of trash bags, said multi-apertured bag being of a generally rectangular shape and having two opposing longitudinal surfaces and two opposing transverse surfaces, said surfaces forming loops, said loops engaging said U-shaped portions of said upper rectangular member.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A trash bag caddy of the type to store and transport loaded plastic trash bags comprising: a rigid frame having two parallel tubular legs forming a horizontal lower member carrying two vertical supports at opposite ends, one of said vertical supports having handlebar means, the other vertical support terminating in a horizontal support surface; an upper rectangular member positioned in a vertically spaced relation above said lower member and comprising two releasably joined U-shaped portions which attach to said vertical supports to complete said rigid frame, one joined end of said upper rectangular member being supported by said horizontal surface; first fastening means extending through said one joined end into said horizontal support surface for simultaneously securing said U-shaped portions to each other and to said horizontal surface; second fastening means extending through said other joined end into said one vertical support for simultaneously securing said U-shaped portions at said other joined end to each other and to said one vertical support; and a multi-apertured bag made from a material sufficiently strong to withstand the attacks of canine creatures and small animals, yet sufficiently pliant to permit the deposit of a variable number of trash bags, said multi-apertured bag being of a generally rectangular shape and having two opposing longitudinal surfaces and two opposing transverse surfaces, said surfaces forming loops, said loops engaging said U-shaped portions of said upper rectangular member.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The trash bag caddy as defined in claim 1 further comprising a shaft carried by said frame and wheel means carried by said shaft.