Patent classifications
B62B1/10
Floating storage box
A floating storage box includes a box that may contain objects. A first float is coupled around the box. The first float is comprised of a buoyant material to float the box when the box is placed in water. A pair of wheels is each rotatably coupled to the box to roll along a support surface. A pair of legs is coupled to the box to abut the support surface. A first lid is hingedly coupled to the box such that the first lid selectively closes the box. A second lid is hingedly coupled to the first lid.
Floating storage box
A floating storage box includes a box that may contain objects. A first float is coupled around the box. The first float is comprised of a buoyant material to float the box when the box is placed in water. A pair of wheels is each rotatably coupled to the box to roll along a support surface. A pair of legs is coupled to the box to abut the support surface. A first lid is hingedly coupled to the box such that the first lid selectively closes the box. A second lid is hingedly coupled to the first lid.
Portable rack dolly, retrofit kit and methods of use
A system comprises a wheel assembly including a wheel shaft and first and second wheels rotationally coupled to the wheel shaft; a first bracket coupled to a device rack and including a first open slot, the first open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a first position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards; and a second bracket configured to be coupled to the rack on a second side and including a second open slot, the second open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a second position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards.
Portable rack dolly, retrofit kit and methods of use
A system comprises a wheel assembly including a wheel shaft and first and second wheels rotationally coupled to the wheel shaft; a first bracket coupled to a device rack and including a first open slot, the first open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a first position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards; and a second bracket configured to be coupled to the rack on a second side and including a second open slot, the second open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a second position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards.
PORTABLE RACK DOLLY, RETROFIT KIT AND METHODS OF USE
A system comprises a wheel assembly including a wheel shaft and first and second wheels rotationally coupled to the wheel shaft; a first bracket coupled to a device rack and including a first open slot, the first open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a first position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards; and a second bracket configured to be coupled to the rack on a second side and including a second open slot, the second open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a second position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards.
PORTABLE RACK DOLLY, RETROFIT KIT AND METHODS OF USE
A system comprises a wheel assembly including a wheel shaft and first and second wheels rotationally coupled to the wheel shaft; a first bracket coupled to a device rack and including a first open slot, the first open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a first position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards; and a second bracket configured to be coupled to the rack on a second side and including a second open slot, the second open slot including a receiving portion configured to receive the wheel shaft at a second position, a delivery portion configured to deliver the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack forwards, and a locking portion configured to secure the wheel shaft upon tilting the rack backwards.
HANDLE STRUCTURE OF TROLLEY
A handle structure of a trolley contains: two grips symmetrically mounted on the trolley, and a respective one grip includes: a first fixing portion, a second fixing portion, and a body. The first fixing portion is configured to be connected with the trolley. The second fixing portion is configured to be connected with the trolley and located below the first fixing portion. The first fixing portion and the second fixing portion are on an axial line. The body is defined between the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion, a first end of the body is connected with an outer side of the first fixing portion, and a second end of the body is connected with a rear side of the second fixing portion; the body includes a first extending portion, a first connection portion, a second extending portion, a second connection portion, and a third extending portion.
HANDLE STRUCTURE OF TROLLEY
A handle structure of a trolley contains: two grips symmetrically mounted on the trolley, and a respective one grip includes: a first fixing portion, a second fixing portion, and a body. The first fixing portion is configured to be connected with the trolley. The second fixing portion is configured to be connected with the trolley and located below the first fixing portion. The first fixing portion and the second fixing portion are on an axial line. The body is defined between the first fixing portion and the second fixing portion, a first end of the body is connected with an outer side of the first fixing portion, and a second end of the body is connected with a rear side of the second fixing portion; the body includes a first extending portion, a first connection portion, a second extending portion, a second connection portion, and a third extending portion.
Automatic hand-driven wheeled cart with built-in motor in the wheel with button control on handle
A hand-driven wheeled cart or suitcase, including: a body section of the cart or suitcase including a back side, a top side, a bottom side and a front side; a handle coupled to the body section; two wheels coupled to the bottom side of the body section, adjacent the back side of the body section; and a motor housed in one of the two wheels, the motor being actuated by a button on the handle.
CONTAINER WITH A LOCKING HANDLE
A container for holding and transporting goods is provided. The container includes a base and a plurality of walls connected to and extending upwardly from the base to a brim to define an opening for receiving the goods. A pair of lock-lugs extend from the brim. The container also includes a handle defining a pair of lock-keys for receiving the lock-lugs and pivotally connecting the handle to the brim for pivoting between a storage position and a raised position. The lock-keys interact with the lock-lugs to establish a locked condition of the handle when the handle is in the raised position and pulled upwardly away from the base for allowing a user to pull the container across the floor with the handle and an unlocked condition where the handle is pushed downwardly when in the raised position to allow the handle to be rotated to the storage position.