Adjustable multi-use cart
AssigneeKerrgig LLC
InventorJeramy Kerr
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Abstract
An adjustable multi-use cart is disclosed. The adjustable multi-use cart may include a core assembly having an upright main member and at least one axle coupled to the upright frame member. A base assembly is removably coupled with the core assembly and includes a main frame member and a distal support cross arm coupled to the main frame member. A platform is removably coupled with the base assembly. A neck assembly is removably coupled with the core assembly and includes an upright main member and at least one cross arm coupled to the upright main member. At least one wheel is removably coupled with the at least one axle. At least one basket is removably coupled with the neck assembly.
Claims19
An adjustable multi-use cart comprising:
- a core assembly comprising:
- an upright frame member comprising an upper neck coupling receiver;
- a lower base coupling mount coupled to a front side of a lower end of the upright frame member extending outwardly therefrom;
- at least one axle coupled to a back side of a middle of the upright frame member;
- and
- a tilt assist coupled to the back side of the lower end of the upright frame member extending outwardly therefrom;
- a base assembly removably coupled with the core assembly, the base assembly comprising:
- a main frame member with a proximal core coupling receiver;
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- a distal support cross arm coupled to the main frame member;
- a platform removably coupled with the base assembly, the platform comprising a substantially upper flat surface defining at least one indentation and at least one base mounting hole;
- a neck assembly removably coupled with the core assembly, the neck assembly comprising:
- an upright main member with a lower core coupling mount;
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- at least one cross arm;
- at least one wheel removably coupled with the at least one axle;
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- and at least one basket removably coupled with the at least one cross arm of the neck assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.