Dual-seat stroller
OwnerShun M. Cheninventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to a dual-seat stroller and in particular to one including a front frame having arm members and connectors, a rear frame having arms members and connectors joined with the connectors of the front frame, leg members pivotally connected with the connectors and having a fixing block with a rod member, the rod member being formed with an engaging seat and a tubular member, two handles provided with a positioning seat pivotally connected with the tubular member and the rod member at one end and pivotally connected with the arm members, and linking rods pivotally connected with the arm members and leg members, linking rods connected with the arm members being pivotally connected with linking rods connected with the leg members, whereby the stroller may be expanded or collapsed as desired.
Claims2
A dual-seat stroller comprising:
- a front frame having two arm members each provided with a connector;
- a rear frame having two arm members each provided with a connector;
- four leg members each pivotally connected with one of the connector of said front frame and the connector of said rear frame and having a fixing block with a rod member, said rod member being connected with an engaging seat and a tubular member;
- four handles each being provided with a positioning seat pivotally connected with said tubular member and said rod member at one end and being pivotally connected with one of the arm members of said front frame and said rear frame;
- a pair of first linking rods each pivotally connected with one of the arm members of said front frame at one end;
- a pair of second linking rods each pivotally connected with one of the arm members of said rear frame at one end;
- a pair of third linking rods each pivotally connected at one end with another end of one of said first linking rods;
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- a pair of fourth linking rods each pivotally connected at one end with another end of one of said second linking rods and connected at another end with another end of one of said third linking rods.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.