A mobile container that is designed to allows a user to easily transport the container through a variety of terrains, such as snow, sand, and pavement. The mobile container includes an insulated container, a first sled-molded runner, a second sled-molded runner, a first wheel, a second wheel, and a convex protrusion. The first sled-molded runner and the second sled-molded runner are positioned parallel and opposite to each other, across the insulated container, and are adjacently connected to a base of the insulated container. The first wheel and the second wheel are laterally and coaxially connected to the insulated container, opposite to each other. The convex protrusion modifies the flow of sand or snow about the insulated container in order to decrease drag. The convex protrusion is positioned opposite the first wheel and the second wheel. Additionally, the convex protrusion is integrated into a front surface of the insulated container.

A mobile container that is designed to allows a user to easily transport the container through a variety of terrains, such as snow, sand, and pavement. The mobile container includes an insulated container, a first sled-molded runner, a second sled-molded runner, a first wheel, a second wheel, and a convex protrusion. The first sled-molded runner and the second sled-molded runner are positioned parallel and opposite to each other, across the insulated container, and are adjacently connected to a base of the insulated container. The first wheel and the second wheel are laterally and coaxially connected to the insulated container, opposite to each other. The convex protrusion modifies the flow of sand or snow about the insulated container in order to decrease drag. The convex protrusion is positioned opposite the first wheel and the second wheel. Additionally, the convex protrusion is integrated into a front surface of the insulated container.

A wheelbarrow braking assembly for slowing or stopping a wheelbarrow includes a brake rotor that is attachable to a wheel of a wheelbarrow. A caliper is mountable to the wheelbarrow such that the caliper is aligned with the brake rotor for slowing or stopping the wheelbarrow. A brake handle is provided that is mountable adjacent to an end of a respective rail of the wheelbarrow. In this way the brake handle is accessible to the user when the user is maneuvering the wheelbarrow. The brake handle is in mechanical communication with the caliper and the caliper is engaged when the brake handle is squeezed.

A wheelbarrow braking assembly for slowing or stopping a wheelbarrow includes a brake rotor that is attachable to a wheel of a wheelbarrow. A caliper is mountable to the wheelbarrow such that the caliper is aligned with the brake rotor for slowing or stopping the wheelbarrow. A brake handle is provided that is mountable adjacent to an end of a respective rail of the wheelbarrow. In this way the brake handle is accessible to the user when the user is maneuvering the wheelbarrow. The brake handle is in mechanical communication with the caliper and the caliper is engaged when the brake handle is squeezed.

A dual-wheeled wheelbarrow is disclosed. a first and a second wheel, resiliently connected together via a cable and pully assembly as to have opposingly lateral movement for better handling over uneven ground. One embodiment of the dual-wheeled wheelbarrow includes: a frame, a container connected to the frame, and a first and a second wheel pivotably connected to the frame, wherein the first and second wheel are opposingly pivotable via a control axle and a cable and pully assembly.

A motorized wheelbarrow assembly for includes a wheelbarrow that has a pair of handles and a wheel rotatably coupled between the pair of handles. The wheel may roll along a support surface. A drive unit is coupled to the wheelbarrow. The drive unit is in mechanical communication with the wheel. The drive unit selectively rotates the wheel to urge the wheelbarrow along the support surface.

A hand truck includes a truck frame, a toe plate coupled with the truck frame and having a loading surface which is disposed to extend forwardly of and transverse to the truck frame for carrying objects thereon, and a load measuring assembly disposed on the truck frame adjacent to the toe plate and spaced apart from the loading surface to measure weight of the objects set on the loading surface. The load measuring assembly includes a force measuring unit disposed on the truck frame to receive and measure an upward force, and a force transferring unit interconnecting the toe plate and the force measuring unit to transfer the weight of the objects as the upward force to the force measuring unit.

Implementations of a wheelbarrow are provided. In some implementations, the wheelbarrow comprises a receptacle, a front wheel having an axle extending therethrough, a frame, handles, and a self balancer operatively connected to the frame. In some implementations, the front end, back end, first side, second side, and bottom of the receptacle are curved. In some implementations, the frame includes a first tube and second tube. In some implementations, each of the first tube and the second has a first portion that is concave and extends along the bottom and back end of the receptacle, a second portion that extends from the first portion towards the wheel and is convex, and a third portion that extends from the second portion toward the axle and is straight. In some implementations, the distal end of the third portion of the first tube and the second is operatively connected to the axle. In some implementations, the self balancer is configured so that the receptacle does not make contact with a surface when the wheel and the self balancer are in contact with the surface.

A storage bin system is provided for a motor vehicle. That storage bin system includes a first cargo compartment sidewall having a first storage cavity with a first rearwardly oriented access opening. Further, the storage bin system includes a first removable storage bin received and held in the first storage cavity.

A bottom dumping wheelbarrow including a wheelbarrow having a support frame, an upper member disposed atop the support frame, a pair of handles attached to the support frame, and a plurality of wheels attached to and downwardly extended from the support frame. A door is disposed within a bottom side of the upper member. A control handle is pivotally attached to a bottom surface of the support frame of the wheelbarrow and affixed to the door. The door has an open position and an alternate closed position.