Convertible walking/riding golf cart
OwnerJohn H. Olsoninventor
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A convertible walking/riding power driven golf cart includes three detachable units; namely, a drive unit having a frame supported on wheels connected to a battery operated motor; a steering and golf bag support unit connected detachably to the drive unit and having releasable golf bag connectors and a handle bar mounting a speed control and a brake control; and a riding unit having a wheel-supported platform connected detachably to the drive unit for adjustment between an operative position extending horizontally rearward from the drive unit for supporting a person on the platform for riding, and a storage position disposed vertically closely adjacent the drive unit to allow a person to walk behind the drive unit while grasping the handle bar. The three units are quickly and easily detached from each other for storage and transport in the trunk of an automobile.
A convertible walking/riding golf cart, comprising:
In combination with a portable powered golf cart having a wheeled frame power driven by an electric motor and controlled by a hand-gripping handle extending rearwardly of the frame for manually controlling movement of the cart over the ground by a person walking behind, a riding unit comprising a person-supporting platform having front and rear ends, a pair of platform-supporting wheels, means mounting the wheels adjacent the rear end of the platform, and connecting means on the front end of the platform and the rearward side of the wheeled frame for detachably connecting the platform to the frame in an operative position extending horizontally rearward from the frame for articulation of the platform and frame horizontally and vertically relative to each other for supporting a person on the platform for movement over the ground, and storage connector means on the rearward side of the frame for detachably securing the platform in a storage position extending vertically closely adjacent the rearward side of the frame to allow operation of the cart by a person walking behind and gripping the handle.
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