The present disclosure discloses a foldable trolley, comprising a pull rod assembly, a front support, a rear support, an underframe folding assembly, a side frame folding assembly and a roller set; one end of the underframe folding assembly is hinged with the bottom of the front support, while the other end of the underframe folding assembly hinged with the bottom of the rear support; both sides of the front support and the rear support are connected with the side frame folding assemblies. Due to the arrangement of the underframe folding assembly and the side frame folding assembly, the trolley is contractile for folding in the front-back direction, occupying less space when the trolley is folded, and articles are transported when the trolley is unfolded, being convenient to carry.

A seat adapter removably mounts a child seat to a wagon having two opposing walls and an interposed connecting wall, and includes two latch components that mount to the wagon's opposing walls. In some embodiments, the seat adapter includes a cross-member extending between the latch components so that the cross-member provides structural integrity to the wagon if the connecting wall is displaced from its upright use position. In some embodiments, the seat adapter and the child seat can be mounted to the wagon for use with the connecting wall in its upright use position, and in some embodiments the seat adapter and the child seat can be mounted to the wagon for use whether the connecting wall is in its upright use position or its displaced position, with no mechanical interference between any part of the wagon and any part of the adapter or the child seat mounted to it.

A dumping cart is disclosed. The cart allows for complete dumping while maintaining four wheels on the ground and can rotate the rear set of wheels to allow the bed of the cart to be completely turned over for emptying. Also disclosed is a method of attaching an article retaining bed to a cart.

A trailer assembly is provided for a wagon. The trailer assembly has a trailer frame comprising a first frame pivotally connected to the wagon, a second frame pivotally connected to the wagon, and a first link pivotally connecting the first frame to the second frame. The trailer frame is positionable between a first or use position and a second or folded position, A wheel is rotatedly connected to the trailer frame to support the trailer frame in the use position.

A folding wagon allowing a user initiate a folding action by pressing or stepping down on a lever disposed on the front end, the rear end, or both ends of the folding wagon.

A stall and tack cart for transporting livestock is provided. The livestock stall and tack cart generally incorporates telescoping members and stall carriers protruding vertically therefrom. The telescoping members allow for a length of the livestock stall and tack cart to be adjusted such that the stall carriers may hold one or more livestock stalls securely while the stall and tack cart is in motion. The devices and methods provided have the advantages of being as durable and capable of carrying heavy loads as currently existing livestock transportation solutions, but allow equipment for one or more livestock animals to be quickly and easily transported, for example, from a waiting or confinement area to an exhibition space, including through crowded, obstructed, or tight passages.

A foldable handcart comprises a handcart frame comprising a bottom frame, a front frame, a rear frame and side frames. The bottom frame comprises two longitudinal beams and a supporting beam arranged in-between. Each longitudinal beam has two ends separately pivoted to the front and rear frames and comprises a front longitudinal beam part and a rear longitudinal beam part, which are pivoted to two ends of a longitudinal beam limiting part and can be folded downwards or be limited upwards to form the linear longitudinal beam. Each side frame comprises two first oblique beams having first ends pivoted together and second ends separately pivoted to the front and rear frames. In the unfolded state, each front longitudinal beam part and the corresponding rear longitudinal beam part form one linear longitudinal beam and form a triangular supporting structure together with the two first oblique beams of the corresponding side frame.

A canopy assembly is provided for a ride-on vehicle including a canopy and a canopy frame assembly. The canopy frame assembly has a housing, a release member connected to the housing, a canopy support extending through the housing, and a connector connected to the canopy support. The canopy support has a first stop adjacent a first end of the canopy support and a second stop adjacent a second end of the canopy support. The release member engages the canopy support at the first stop to maintain the canopy support in the first position, wherein the canopy support is retracted, and at the second stop to maintain the canopy support in the second position, wherein the canopy support is in the extended position.

The present invention relates in general to a multipurpose wagon. The multipurpose wagon has a wagon body having an upstanding perimeter wall defined by a bottom portion, a front portion, a rear portion, a first side portion and a second side portion. A rear wheel assembly is rotatably coupled to the bottom portion and located adjacent the rear portion of the body and a front wheel assembly is pivotally and rotatably coupled to the bottom portion and located adjacent the front portion of the body. A handle assembly is pivotally coupled to the front wheel assembly. A passenger compartment is defined within the upstanding perimeter wall and has a planar floor. A first seating surface is defined in the planar floor and extends from the rear portion of the wagon. A storage compartment is located beneath the passenger compartment. A second seating surface is removably coupled to the planar floor over the storage compartment. The first side portion has a wall panel that is removable from the first side portion of the wagon body and connectable to the planar floor of the passenger compartment and located adjacent to the second side portion of the wagon body.

A dump cart designed to unload stored items is provided. The dump cart includes a base frame assembly disposed on the ground surface, the base frame assembly having a plurality of rail members coupled together to create space between the front end and rear end, and an upper frame assembly rotatably mounted to the base frame assembly and having a compartment formed by a plurality of members connected together, the compartment positioned in space between the front end and rear end of the base frame assembly. The compartment of the upper frame assembly is rotatably adjusted to a first position facing upward and away from the ground surface to load the plurality of items therein. The compartment of the upper frame assembly is rotatably adjusted to a second position facing downward and toward the ground surface to unload the plurality of items from the compartment.