An interlocking or mating container and container system are presented herein. In particular, the system includes a plurality of adjacently disposed (side-by-side, end-to-end and stacked) containers that are dimensioned to maximize the available space on a pallet, for example, a 463-L Pallet, HCU-6/E Pallet or other pallet. The containers include enlarged wheels, one or more support feet, and a handle assembly. The containers are configured to include a plurality of interlocking or mating portions such as one or more wheel assembly receiving portions, one or more foot receiving portions, outer extensions or engaging portions, and a handle engaging portion. The Interlocking or mating portions are configured to matingly engage or abut corresponding portions of an adjacent container and at least partially restrict movement there between.

A hand truck includes a quick release/attach mechanism operating according to a method for quickly and easily exchanging various tools with the hand truck, the quick release/latch mechanism including biased locking pins movably located within tubular frame members integral to the hand truck and proximal holes in the tubular frame members for receiving a projection member of the tool and spaced a predetermined distance from a hangar portion of the tool and wherein the hangar portion may be hung on a crossbar of the tubular frame and then the projection members of the tool may be coupled with and retained by the locking pins of the tubular frame. The arrangement requires no hand tools such as wrenches or screwdrivers, and no external fasteners such as pins or bolts. The geometry of the cross bars on the hand truck allow tool attachments to be captured or releases simply by tilting the hand truck forward or backward. The tool attachments are then locked to the truck by locking rods and pins that operate inside the two main tubes of the hand truck.

A barrow (1) includes a tray (2); one or more wheels (12); one or more removable handles (16), each including a first handle coupling (40); one or more leg units (15), each including a leg (17) having a folded position in which the leg is folded against the tray and an unfolded position in which the leg extends downwards from the tray; and one or more second handle couplings (41) each configured to couple with one of the first handle couplings (40) to attach one of the one or more removable handles (16) to the barrow; wherein attachment of the one or more removable handles (16) to the barrow locks the one or more legs (17) in the unfolded position. The barrow may be convertible between a barrow configuration and a trailer configuration.

A cart includes a platform assembly, a handle assembly, first wheel assembly and a second wheel assembly. In use, the cart may folded from a deployed position in which it rolls along a surface to transport items, to a stowed position, in which it is collapsed in a compact geometry for storage. The cart may be further integrated into a chair, chaise lounge, garden cart, bicycle utility cart or a bicycle passenger cart.

A cart includes a pull rod mechanism, a folding bracket mechanism, and a pull rod locking apparatus. The pull rod mechanism includes main and sub-pipes connected telescopically. The folding bracket mechanism includes a bearing frame, connecting rods, and connecting elements. The bearing frame and the connecting rod are rotationally connected to the main pipe. The connecting element is rotationally connected to the bearing frame and connecting rod. The pull rod locking apparatus includes a mounting frame, sliding rods, and a knob. The mounting frame is fixedly connected between two main pipes and is symmetrically provided with two sliding grooves. Two sliding rods are provided and slidably connected in two sliding grooves. The knob includes a lock block circumferentially provided with far and near ends. When the knob is rotated until the far end abuts against sliding rod, an end of the sliding rod tightly abuts and locks the sub-pipe.

A flowerpot moving device that allows for the moving of large flowerpots quickly and with ease. The flowerpot moving device comprises a body component that is configured as the flowerpot with a base portion and an upper perimeter portion. The body component comprises a set of wheels on one side of the base portion and a rubber stabilizing bar on the opposite side of the base portion. Further, the body component comprises a telescoping handle on the upper perimeter portion, that extends out and locks into place when the user is ready to move the flowerpot. Once the flowerpot has been moved, a button on the handle is pushed, which will retract the handle back down. Thus, users can transport their flowerpots to and from any location with minimal physical effort required.

A beach cart comprises a cart body, wherein the cart body comprises a push rod and a load-bearing rod; both ends of the push rod are movably sleeved with a main body support tube; a cross bar is provided between the two main body support tubes, and an inside of the cross bar is provided with a locking mechanism for adjusting the height of the push rod and locking; the locking mechanism comprises two transmission handles and a gear for driving the two transmission handles to move relative to each other or in opposite directions. The foldable support frame facilitates the user to adjust the posture of the load-bearing rod and makes loading more convenient; the cart body can also be used with the luggage to increase the carrying space and meet the user's needs.

A multifunction garden cart, that can carry builders sack, where the cart is comprised of U-shaped chassis built of side rods connected by front rod. The U-shaped chassis is connected to two wheels attached at the center of the side rods. Various types of handles can be connected to the front rod, so it can be moves by a person or attached to a towing vehicle. Two rods pivotally attached to the side rods, can be secured vertically to the plane of the U-shaped chassis. A closed square top frame for use as builders sack support, is removably, pivotally attached at the top of the vertical rods.

A collapsible wheeled game transport cart is disclosed. The game transport cart includes carrying straps that are used to transport the cart when it is unloaded and collapsed. Straps for securing game to the game transport cart may be provided, and the cart is easily navigated over rough and wooded terrain. A collapsible kickstand may be provided that facilitates loading, transporting and unloading of game.

An insulated container configured to store cold consumables is disclosed. The container has a body having a curved track wrapping around the body and upon which the body is able to be rolled. The body has an insulated wall encompassing a cavity configured to hold at least ice and consumables.