Foldable wheeled sprinkler cart

A foldable wheeled sprinkler cart comprising:

• a first water conduit having opposite first and second ends and a length extending therebetween, the first water conduit bent at a position between its first and second ends thereby forming a first conduit section and a second conduit section, the first end having a hose coupling;
• a second water conduit having opposite first and second ends and a length extending therebetween;
• a sliding hinge connecting the first and second water conduits, the sliding hinge having a first hinge part connected to a second hinge part such the first and second hinge parts are rotatable with respect to one another and slidable with respect to one another providing a linear movement of the second conduit with respect to the first conduit so that the first end of the second conduit can be moved toward and away from the second end of the first conduit and providing a pivotal movement of the second conduit with respect to the first conduit;
• a sprinkler head attached to the second end of the second conduit;
• a coupling configured to detachably connect the second end of the first conduit and the first end of the second conduit in a fluidically sealed connection;
• a pair of wheels;
• a pair of wheel support legs pivotally attached to the first conduit, wherein each support leg of the pair of support legs has a respective one wheel of the pair of wheels attached thereto;
• wherein the cart has an in-use configuration where the pair of wheel support legs are pivoted away from the first conduit and the pair of wheels and the first section of the first conduit support the cart on a ground surface, the pair of wheels providing rolling engagement with the ground surface and the first section of the first conduit providing sliding engagement with the ground surface;
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• wherein the cart has a storage configuration where the pair of wheel support legs are pivoted toward the first conduit and lie generally along the first conduit and where the second conduit is rotated toward the first conduit and lies generally along an exterior of the first conduit.