Portable golf bag cart
OwnerArthur V. Barteninventor
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Abstract
A golf bag cart (10) characterized by a hinged canister (66) having an inner wall (84) defining an inner cavity (82) and a flange (78) extending radially inward from the inner wall (84). A golf bag (88) is received into the inner cavity (82) of the canister (66) and placed on the flange (78). The canister (66) is supported by a disassemblable or collapsible frame (12) on which is removably journaled on wheels (18) that allows the frame (12) to be moved when the wheels (19) roll. When a user wishes to have the golf bag cart (10) take up less room, the user can place the wheel (18) within the remaining space in the inner cavity (82) of the canister (66), and place the disassembled frame (12) into the golf bag (88).
Claims22
A cart comprising:
- a frame having a length and a plurality of rearrangeable components;
- at least one wheel removably journaled on said frame so as to allow said frame to be transported by rolling said at least one wheel, said frame including an axle and being attached to a rigid extension member;
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- a canister attached to said frame and said rigid extension member, said canister comprising:
- an inner cavity of sufficient size and configuration to receive a semi-rigid container extending substantially the length of said frame and to store substantially within said inner cavity said at least one wheel when removed from said frame,
- a container retaining means for releasably retaining said container when said container is received within said inner cavity, and
- a wheel retaining means for releasably retaining said at least one wheel when said at least one wheel is removed from said frame and is stored substantially within said inner cavity.
A golf bag cart comprising:
- (a) a releasable support means for supporting a golf bag;
- (b) a frame attached to a rigid extension member and releasably attached to the adjustable support means, the frame comprising:
- (1) a means for supporting the adjustable support means;
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- (2) an axle member releasably attached to the means for supporting the adjustable support means;
- (c) a releasable securing means attached to the frame for releasably securing the golf bag to the frame;
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- (d) a storage means for storing a wheel, the storage means being attached to said rigid extension member and releasably attached to the frame, and the wheel being releasably journaled on the axle member of the frame.
A golf bag cart, comprising:
- (a) a collapsible frame, the collapsible frame comprising:
- (1) an axle member;
- (2) a plurality of first support members, each first support member having a top end and a bottom end, the bottom end of each first support member being releasably attached to the axle member and the top end of each first support member being releasably attached to one another;
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- (3) a plurality of second support members, each second support member having a proximal end and a distal end, the proximal end of each second support member being releasably attached to the axle member;
- (b) a plurality of wheels, each removably journaled on the axle member of the collapsible frame;
- (c) a hinged canister releasably attached to the distal end of each second support member of the collapsible frame, said hinged canister having a first and second end separated by an inner cavity, said first end having an adjustable opening, said adjustable opening being adjustable for receiving a golf bag into said inner cavity and said second end having an opening, said opening being removably covered by an access plate and being configured for receiving said plurality of wheels for storage in said inner cavity when said plurality of wheels is removed from said axle member;
- (d) a retaining strap releasably attached to the top end of each first support member of the collapsible frame and being releasable for securing said golf bag to said collapsible frame.
A golf pull cart comprising:
- a frame having a handle end and an opposite axle end;
- a pair of wheels removably journaled at opposite ends of the axle end of the frame;
- a rigid extension member having opposite first and second ends, the first end being attached to the axle end of the frame;
- a canister attached to the second end of the rigid extension member and having:
- a golf club bag compartment for releasable retaining therein one end of a golf club bag that extends out of the first compartment towards the handle end of the frame;
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- a wheel storage compartment, situated below the golf club bag compartment, for storing therein said pair of wheels when removed from the axle end of the frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.