Baby stroller capable of implementing free switching between single seat and double seats
AssigneeDongguan Leoace Metal & Plastic Products Co., Ltd.
InventorXuhui Huang
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AssigneeDongguan Leoace Metal & Plastic Products Co., Ltd.
InventorXuhui Huang
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A baby stroller capable of implementing free switching between a single seat and double seats, includes a stroller body, wherein a retractable chassis is provided at the bottom of the stroller body, a retractable upper enclosure is mounted at a middle portion of the stroller body, the retractable upper enclosure comprises a fixed rod and a telescopic rod, the fixed rod and the telescopic rod each are hollow in a U shape, universal wheels are mounted at the bottom of the retractable chassis, and the telescopic rod is slidably connected in the fixed rod. According to the present invention, areas of an upper enclosure and a chassis of the stroller are reduced at the same time by means of the upper enclosure of the retractable chassis, so as to implement the retraction of the stroller body, and freely switch between the single seat and the double seats.
A baby stroller capable of implementing free switching between a single seat and double seats, comprising a stroller body (1), a retractable chassis (2) being provided at the bottom of the stroller body (1), characterized in that a retractable upper enclosure (3) is mounted at a middle portion of the stroller body (1), the retractable upper enclosure (3) comprises a fixed rod (4) and a telescopic rod (5), the fixed rod (4) and the telescopic rod (5) each are hollow in a U shape, universal wheels (6) are mounted at the bottom of the retractable chassis (2), the telescopic rod (5) is slidably connected in the fixed rod (4), an end of the fixed rod (4) is provided with a female locking buckle (7) for positioning the telescopic rod (5), a sub-locking buckle (8) is arranged in the telescopic rod (5), and a check block (9) is fixed to an end of the telescopic rod (5);
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