Safety wheel of a baby's wheeled chair
AssigneeJin Sun Gee Plastics Co., Ltd.
InventorA-Chueh Chuang
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Abstract
A safety wheel of a baby's wheeled chair has a support member, a right wheel part, a left wheel part, a ball and a side cover. The support member is connected to a lower side of the wheeled chair. The right wheel part is turnably connected to the support member. The left wheel part is connected to the right wheel part, and has an elongated confining trench. The side cover is connected to the support member adjacent to the left wheel part with the ball confined within the trench and the side cover. The ball can move to a lower end portion of the confining trench due to gravity for same to be stopped by a stopping part of the side cover when the wheel rolls in a first direction, and not to be stopped by the stopping part when the wheel rolls in an opposite direction.
Claims2
A safety wheel of a baby's wheeled chair, comprising:
- (a) a support member, said support member being connected to a lower side of said wheeled chair;
- (b) a right wheel part, said right wheel part being rotatably connected to said support member;
- (c) a left wheel part, said left wheel part being connected to said right wheel part, said left wheel part having an elongated confining trench formed thereacross;
- (d) a ball, said ball being movably received in said elongated confining trench;
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- (e) a side cover, said side cover having a round recess and a stopping part formed in said round recess, said side cover being connected to said support member with said round recess facing said left wheel part, said ball being capable of moving to a lower end portion of said confining trench due to gravity and subsequently being stopped by said stopping part of said side cover when said wheel rolls in a first direction, and said ball not being stopped by said stopping part when said wheel rolls below a predetermined speed in a second direction, said second direction being opposite said first direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.