Carrier apparatus for a vehicle
OwnerIl Shik Yoon, Jun Chan Yooninventors
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The present invention relates to a carrier apparatus for a vehicle in which the number of components is reduced and various functions are added in comparison with a carrier apparatus in the related art, and the carrier apparatus includes: a horizontal supporting means 50 which perpendicularly traverses article mounts 40 of two carriers C1 and C2 for a vehicle, is coupled to lower portions of the article mounts 40, has two lateral bars 52 protruding upward from the article mounts 40, has shock absorbing members 56 fitted with two horizontal bars 54 perpendicular to the lateral bars 52, and has a quadrangular frame shape; two reinforcing members 25 which horizontally connect vertical supports 20 and horizontal supports 30 of the two carriers C1 and C2 for a vehicle; and loops 42 which are installed on bottom surfaces of the article mounts 40 of the two carriers C1 and C2 for a vehicle such that a fixing strap 43 is fitted with the loop 42, in which the fixing strap 43, which is installed through the loops 42, is fixed to an appropriate position of a vehicle body.
A carrier apparatus for a vehicle, in which two carriers C1 and C2 for a vehicle are disposed and coupled in parallel and each of the carriers C1 and C2 has a vertical support 20 which is supported on a rear surface of a trunk of the vehicle, a horizontal support 30 which is connected to the vertical support 20 at a fixed angle and supported on an upper surface of the trunk of the vehicle, an article mount 40 which is rotatably connected to the vertical support or the horizontal support, has a U shape entirely, and supports an article, and an article stand 92 which is rotatably connected to the vertical support or the horizontal support, is fixed at a right angle with respect to the article mount 40, and supports the article, the carrier apparatus comprising:
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