Abstract A collapsible carry-all cart includes a frame which is provided with side rod members that are retractable to thereby selectively collapse or extend the cart in a front to rear direction. The frame has a pair of legs with wheels mounted thereon at each side thereof. The pairs of legs are pivotable in scissor-like fashion and are slidable vertically on the frame from an extended position in which the cart is rollable on the wheels to a storage position in which the pairs of legs are shifted to an upper position. A handle element extends upwardly from the rear of the frame, and a cover member is secured to the frame in order to provide a storage compartment. An accordion-type pocket is integral with the cover at the front of the cart.
A collapsible carry-all cart comprising: a frame including upper and lower front and rear transversely extending elongated members, retractable upper and lower pairs of elongated spaced parallel side members secured therebetween, and upright corner post members connected between the respective junctures of the upper and lower transverse and side members; a pair of leg members carried slidably respectively by the upright post members at the sides of the frame, said pair of leg members each including a pair of leg elements having a wheel member mounted rotatably at the lower end thereof and a collar at the other end thereof, said collars being slidably mounted on the corresponding post members, and said leg elements being pivotably connected to each other at a location intermediate the ends thereof; a handle element carried by said frame projecting upwardly therefrom at the rear thereof; and a cover member secured to said frame and depending therefrom to provide a storage compartment.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A collapsible carry-all cart comprising: a frame including upper and lower front and rear transversely extending elongated members, retractable upper and lower pairs of elongated spaced parallel side members secured therebetween, and upright corner post members connected between the respective junctures of the upper and lower transverse and side members; a pair of leg members carried slidably respectively by the upright post members at the sides of the frame, said pair of leg members each including a pair of leg elements having a wheel member mounted rotatably at the lower end thereof and a collar at the other end thereof, said collars being slidably mounted on the corresponding post members, and said leg elements being pivotably connected to each other at a location intermediate the ends thereof; a handle element carried by said frame projecting upwardly therefrom at the rear thereof; and a cover member secured to said frame and depending therefrom to provide a storage compartment.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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A cart according to claim 1, wherein each of said upright post members is provided with at least two openings therein at vertically spaced locations and each of said collars is provided with a spring-biased element selectively positionable in one of said openings to thereby lock the leg member in a desired position.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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A cart according to claim 1, wherein each of said pairs of side members include telescoping first and second elements and a slide collar mounted thereon adapted to lock said first and second elements in fixed relation.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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A cart according to claim 1, wherein each of the lower side members is provided with a guide pin element adapted to engage with the associated leg member at the pivotal connection of the leg elements thereof to thereby guide said leg members as they shifted vertically on said post members.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
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A cart according to claim 1, wherein an accordion-type front exterior pocket is formed integral therewith.