Children's ride-on vehicle
AssigneeHenry's Toy Box, Inc.
InventorRongzhi Cui
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Abstract
A children's ride-on vehicle includes a vehicle body comprising a substantially rectangular shape, a steering wheel, a front wheel assembly, a steering column, and a seat located above a storage compartment. The steering wheel has a substantially rectangular shape. The seat comprises a flat panel. The plane of the seat is coplanar with the top surface of the vehicle body. The vehicle comprises a connecting frame. The connecting frame is telescopically connected to the vehicle body. The vehicle comprises a removably connected cleaning attachment. The vehicle can be converted to a piece of luggage.
Claims16
A children's ride-on vehicle comprising:
- a vehicle body;
- a steering wheel;
- a front wheel assembly comprising front wheel assembly wheels adapted to contact a floor surface;
- a shaft connecting the steering wheel to the front wheel assembly;
- a seat;
- a connecting frame;
- a cleaning attachment removably connected to the connecting frame;
- and
- drive wheels adapted to contact the floor surface;
- wherein the vehicle body comprises a rectangular shape having a top surface defining a top surface plane and a bottom surface defining a bottom surface plane;
- wherein the vehicle body comprises a storage compartment beneath the seat;
- wherein the front wheel assembly is rotatably mounted to the vehicle body;
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- wherein the front wheel assembly comprises a circular plate located in a position coplanar with the bottom surface plane of the vehicle body and within the bottom surface of the vehicle body;
- wherein the cleaning attachment comprises a plate having a planar lower surface and an upper surface comprising a mounting bracket having a mounting groove configured to receive and attach to a lower side of the connecting frame;
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- wherein the vehicle is configured so the planar lower surface of the cleaning attachment contacts the floor surface during operation of the vehicle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.