Dual-chair beach wagon
OwnerRobert L. Tyson, IIIinventor
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Abstract
The dual-chair beach wagon is a rolling cart that can be converted into separately usable beach chairs after a user has finished transporting items with the beach wagon. The cart comprises opposing beach chairs designed with wheels. Beach chairs are removably connected together at opposing ends to form a wagon. When disconnected each chair serves as a standard beach chair. The beach chairs include reconfigurable legs equipped with retractable wheels. In preparation for beach wagon mode, the front legs can be folded up into a recessed locked position to facilitate attachment of the two chairs to form the beach wagon. A rotatable platform joins the axle of one of the chairs to facilitate wagon transport.
Claims7
A dual-chair beach wagon, comprising:
- first and second beach chairs, each of the beach chairs have a front portion and a rear portion;
- first and second wheel and axle assemblies attached respectively to the first and the second beach chairs;
- a first wheel and axle assembly rotatable with respect to the first beach chair;
- a handle attached to the first wheel and axle assembly;
- adjustable front legs on each of the first and the second beach chairs;
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- at least one attachment member removably attaching a front portion of the first beach chair to a front portion of the second beach chair, wherein the at least one attachment member is an extension member having a recess, the front portion of at least one of the chairs being hollow and receiving the extension member,
- whereby the first and second beach chairs have their respective front portions in a face-to-face longitudinal orientation and the first and second wheel and axle assemblies are longitudinally aligned to define the beach wagon.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.