A luggage cart includes a supporting tray and a latching mechanism. The latching mechanism includes a top seat, a fastening member, an actuating member, a bottom seat fixed to the supporting tray, and a latch bolt. The fastening member has a flange cap portion adapted for securing to a luggage container, and a shaft portion formed with a first locking part. The latch bolt is mounted to the bottom seat and is slidingly engaged with the actuating member. The actuating member is movable to move the latch bolt from a locking position, where the latch bolt engages the first locking part of the fastening member, to an unlocked position, where the latch bolt is disengaged from the first locking part to permit removal of the fastening member.

A luggage cart includes a supporting tray and a latching mechanism. The latching mechanism includes a top seat, a fastening member, an actuating member, a bottom seat fixed to the supporting tray, and a latch bolt. The fastening member has a flange cap portion adapted for securing to a luggage container, and a shaft portion formed with a first locking part. The latch bolt is mounted to the bottom seat and is slidingly engaged with the actuating member. The actuating member is movable to move the latch bolt from a locking position, where the latch bolt engages the first locking part of the fastening member, to an unlocked position, where the latch bolt is disengaged from the first locking part to permit removal of the fastening member.

A carrier for bring supplies on a hiking or backpacking excursion is presented. The carrier has a first side, a top portion a bottom portion, a top side and a bottom side. The top portion being hindgely coupled to the bottom side. There is an interior of the bottom portion for storing supplies and an inset of the top portion for allowing oversized supplies. The carrier may have a coupling for coupling the top portion to the bottom portion and a plurality of locking straps for securing the closure of the top portion and bottom portion. There may also be security straps which may wrap around the carrier for further secure coupling of the top portion and bottom portion. A transport cart is also shown which can be used to easily and efficiently transport the carrier from one location to a different location.

A carrier for bring supplies on a hiking or backpacking excursion is presented. The carrier has a first side, a top portion a bottom portion, a top side and a bottom side. The top portion being hindgely coupled to the bottom side. There is an interior of the bottom portion for storing supplies and an inset of the top portion for allowing oversized supplies. The carrier may have a coupling for coupling the top portion to the bottom portion and a plurality of locking straps for securing the closure of the top portion and bottom portion. There may also be security straps which may wrap around the carrier for further secure coupling of the top portion and bottom portion. A transport cart is also shown which can be used to easily and efficiently transport the carrier from one location to a different location.

The present invention relates to a hydraulic lift dolly. The lift dolly is configured and designed to lift or lower a tray or load platform using a built-in hydraulic mechanism. The lift dolly includes a pair of support arms, a pair of actuation triggers, a tray, a pair of wheels or casters and a handle attached to the support arms. Each support arm has a hydraulic cylinder that is connected to a hydraulic source. The pair of hydraulic cylinders lift the tray when the pair of actuation triggers are pressed by an operator to provide hydraulic power to the hydraulic cylinders for lifting the connected tray. The actuation triggers are released when the tray reaches a desired height along the support arms. The hydraulic lift dolly allow users to perform loading and unloading without bending over and lifting heavy and bulky items from the dolly tray.

The present invention relates to a hydraulic lift dolly. The lift dolly is configured and designed to lift or lower a tray or load platform using a built-in hydraulic mechanism. The lift dolly includes a pair of support arms, a pair of actuation triggers, a tray, a pair of wheels or casters and a handle attached to the support arms. Each support arm has a hydraulic cylinder that is connected to a hydraulic source. The pair of hydraulic cylinders lift the tray when the pair of actuation triggers are pressed by an operator to provide hydraulic power to the hydraulic cylinders for lifting the connected tray. The actuation triggers are released when the tray reaches a desired height along the support arms. The hydraulic lift dolly allow users to perform loading and unloading without bending over and lifting heavy and bulky items from the dolly tray.

The present disclosure concerns a coupling mechanism for detachably attaching two or more utility modules to one another, utility assembles, mobile carriers and other attachable modules and articles.

The present disclosure concerns a coupling mechanism for detachably attaching two or more utility modules to one another, utility assembles, mobile carriers and other attachable modules and articles.

A modular configurable mobile transport apparatus. A modular configurable mobile transport apparatus. The apparatus includes a first roller tip handle facing backwards for grasping the apparatus from behind providing horizontal stability for the apparatus and allowing the apparatus to be rolled on the first roller tip handle, a configurable backwards facing securing and storing portion for securing and storing one or more objects of varying widths to the back surface of the apparatus, a configurable backwards facing securing and storing portion for securing and storing one or more objects of varying widths to the front surface of the apparatus and a second roller tip handle facing forward for providing vertical stability for the apparatus and allowing the apparatus to be rolled on the second roller tip handle. The apparatus can be loaded with objects that are secured and stored on both the front side and back side of the apparatus and the apparatus can be rolled on its wheels and either of the first or second tip handles to allow easy movement and transport and insertion and removal into and out of vehicles.

A modular configurable mobile transport apparatus. A modular configurable mobile transport apparatus. The apparatus includes a first roller tip handle facing backwards for grasping the apparatus from behind providing horizontal stability for the apparatus and allowing the apparatus to be rolled on the first roller tip handle, a configurable backwards facing securing and storing portion for securing and storing one or more objects of varying widths to the back surface of the apparatus, a configurable backwards facing securing and storing portion for securing and storing one or more objects of varying widths to the front surface of the apparatus and a second roller tip handle facing forward for providing vertical stability for the apparatus and allowing the apparatus to be rolled on the second roller tip handle. The apparatus can be loaded with objects that are secured and stored on both the front side and back side of the apparatus and the apparatus can be rolled on its wheels and either of the first or second tip handles to allow easy movement and transport and insertion and removal into and out of vehicles.