Golf bag with an easy-to-assemble supporting device
OwnerChangfu Cheninventor
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Abstract
A golf bag comprises a bag, a head frame mounted to an open upper end of the bag, and two legs. The head frame includes two engaging portions each having two spaced blocks interconnected by a pin. Each engaging member has a first end and a second end securely attached to an upper end of an associated leg. The upper end of each engaging member comprises a positioning notch for pivotally receiving the pin of an associated engaging portion. The positioning notch has an opening through which the pin is passable. The positioning notch has a diameter slightly larger than that of the pin and the opening has a width slightly smaller than the diameter of the pin.
Claims10
A golf bag comprising:
- a bag having an open upper end;
- a head frame mounted to the open upper end of the bag, the head frame including two engaging portions each having two spaced blocks interconnected by a pin;
- two legs each having an upper end and a lower end;
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- two engaging members each having a first end and a second end securely attached to the upper end of an associated said leg, the upper end of each said engaging member comprising a positioning notch for pivotally receiving the pin of an associated said engaging portion, the positioning notch having an opening through which the pin is passable.
A golf bag comprising:
- a bag having an open upper end;
- a head frame mounted to the open upper end of the bag,
- a plate securely mounted to the head frame and including two engaging portions each having two spaced blocks interconnected by a pin;
- two legs each having an upper end and a lower end;
- and
- two engaging members each having a first end and a second end securely attached to the upper end of an associated said leg, the upper end of each said engaging member comprising a positioning notch for pivotally receiving the pin of an associated said engaging portion, the positioning notch having an opening through which the pin is passable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.