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Granted Patent B2
US 9,731,779 · App. 14/532,376 · Granted Aug 15, 2017

All terrain, load carrying cart

Inventor: Zachary Lamb (Baltimore, MD)
B62D51/005B62B3/007B62B5/0033B62D51/001B62B2202/52B62B2301/25
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 9,731,779
App. No.
14/532,376
Granted
Aug 15, 2017
Kind
B2
Abstract

An all-terrain, load carrying cart to transport items comprising: a housing; a set of all-terrain wheels mounted beneath the housing, where the set of all-terrain wheels allow transport over a variety of terrain; a motor fastened to the housing and coupled to the set of all-terrain wheels, where the motor is rechargeable; and a handle attached to an end of the housing on a telescopic post, where the handle includes a set of control functions to operate the motor and drive the set of all-terrain wheels. The housing includes a set of pockets to comprise the walls therefore providing additional storage for the cart.

Claims (18)

1. An all-terrain, load carrying cart to transport items comprising:

a. a housing, where the housing comprising:

i. a framed body, where the framed body is composed of a set of horizontal bars and a set of vertical bars surrounding a base panel;

ii. a set pockets on each side of the framed body, where the pockets create walls of the housing; and

iii. a cover attached to an end of the framed body, where the cover is partitioned into two pieces attached with a hinge;

b. a set of all-terrain wheels mounted beneath the housing, where the set of all-terrain wheels allow transport over a variety of terrain;

c. a motor fastened to the housing and coupled to the set of all-terrain wheels, where the motor is rechargeable; and

d. a handle attached to an end of the housing on a telescopic post, where the handle includes a set of control functions to operate the motor and drive the set of all-terrain wheels.

2. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the set of pockets are arranged with two pockets on each lateral portion of the framed body, and a single pocket on each end of the framed body.

3. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the set of pockets include a plurality of fasteners to attach the pockets to the framed body therefore allowing the set of pockets to be removable.

4. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 3 , where the fasteners are selected from a group consisting of a snap, hook and loop fastener, hooks or ties.

5. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 3 , where the framed body is collapsible by detaching the set of horizontal bars and vertical bars, and removing the set of pockets.

6. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the handle includes a throttle, a brake and a forward/reverse button to operate the motor.

7. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the cover is attached on a hinge.

8. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the cover includes a flap on each side, where the flaps include a plurality of closures that fasten the flaps to the pockets.

9. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the housing includes a bumper at a front end.

10. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the housing includes a pair of hooks attached to the horizontal bars, where the pair of hooks support carrying large objects along a side of the housing.

11. The all-terrain, load carrying cart according to claim 1 , where the set of pockets include a plurality of closures to shut the pockets.

Continuity (1)
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