Multipurpose mobile utility lifting ergonomic cart

A multipurpose mobile utility lifting ergonomic cart comprising:

• a structural frame;
• a platform;
• at least one insert;
• a plurality of wheels;
• a height-adjustable arm;
• a chute;
• a container;
• the structural frame comprising a first panel, a second panel and a plurality of legs;
• the first panel being terminally connected to the plurality of legs;
• the second panel being terminally connected to the plurality of legs opposite to the first panel;
• the height-adjustable arm being perpendicularly connected to the structural frame;
• the platform being terminally connected to the height-adjustable arm opposite to the structural frame;
• the at least one insert being removably attached to the platform opposite to the height-adjustable arm;
• the plurality of wheels being connected to the structural frame adjacent to the second panel and opposite to the plurality of legs;
• the height-adjustable arm comprising a guide, a bar and a locking mechanism;
• the guide extending vertically upward from the structural frame;
• the bar comprising a first end and a second end oppositely located to each other;
• the first end of the bar being slidably inserted into the guide;
• the platform being terminally connected with the second end of the bar;
• the locking mechanism comprising a rod, a braking device and a lever;
• the rod traversing through and extending along the bar;
• the braking device comprising a body, a braking member and a spring;
• the body being connected with the first end of the bar;
• the braking member being rotatably connected with the body and contacting against the rod;
• the spring being biased in between the body and the braking member;
• the lever being rotatably connected with the second end of the bar and contacting against the rod;
• the braking member being driven by the rod to be disengaged with the guide in response to the lever being pushed downward to render the rod moving towards the braking member;
• the braking member being driven by the spring to be engaged with the guide in response to the lever being released to render the rod moving away from the braking member;
• the first panel comprising a plurality of stoppers, a top surface and a bottom surface;
• the bottom surface being connected to the plurality of legs;
• the top surface being positioned opposite the bottom surface and across the first panel;
• the plurality of stoppers being distributed along the top surface;
• the platform being selectively adjusted in between a lowest height position and a highest height position with respect to the first panel via the height-adjustable arm;
• the plurality of stoppers contacting against the platform so as to prevent the platform from directly contacting against the top surface in response to the platform being in the lowest height position;
• the chute being connected with the platform and penetrating the platform;
• and
• the container being disposed on the second panel and corresponding to the chute.