JP2006347474A - Handcart with basket - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a handcart with a basket which is capable of attaching/detaching the basket in an easy posture without bending a waist at all, and convenient for an elderly person. <P>SOLUTION: The handcart 1 with the basket comprises a basket loading table 4 with a pair of front wheels 2 and a pair of rear wheels 3 mounted thereon, a gantry holding bar, a gantry frame 6 erected on the basket loading table, a lid mounted on the gantry frame, and a supporting bar and a connection bar for supporting a large basket. The lid and the basket supporting bar are connected to each other with the connection bar. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a handcart having a basket, which is also an in-store shopping cart.

Women and the elderly often use a handcart to visit a supermarket or the like. When entering the store, the shopping cart dedicated to the store is replaced with a handcart, and a basket provided in the store is placed on the shopping cart for shopping. There is a handcart equipped with a basket-like bag that can be removed in order to save the trouble of exchanging the handcart and the shopping cart for exclusive use in the store, and the trouble of transferring the baggage from the basket in the store to its own cart.
Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-406880

  When shopping at a supermarket, the work of transferring from a dedicated basket in the store to a storage bag of a handcart is carried out, which is an excessive burden on the elderly. In view of such a situation, the applicant attaches a super basket-like bag to the bottom of the wheelbarrow seat so that the basket can be removed, and has the product transferred to the bag at the register. He created a handcart that can carry a bag containing the product, remove the bag at home, and bring it into the kitchen as it is (see Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-406880).

  In the present invention, since the basket is mounted under the seat surface of the handcart, it is necessary to bend down to some extent when removing and mounting the basket. Burden and pain. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a handcart that can attach and remove the heel in an easy posture without bending down at all.

  A wheeled handcart 1 according to claim 1 includes a basket mounting table to which a pair of front wheels and a rear wheel are attached, a portal gripping cage, a portal frame standing on the basket mounting table, and a portal frame. -A cover attached to the basket, a support basket for supporting and fixing a large basket-like basket, a connecting basket for connecting the basket support basket and the lid, and a large basket. When the lid is raised, the basket support rod is lowered by the connecting rod, and the basket can be removed from the mounting table.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, a pair of front wheels and rear wheels connected by axles are attached to both legs of the portal frame handle rod extending substantially horizontally, and a basket mounting table is attached to the upper part. Next, a lid is rotatably attached above the gate-shaped frame handle rod, and a support rod for supporting and fixing the large basket and the lid are coupled by a coupling rod.

1. Since the opening and closing of the lid and the movement of the basket support rod are linked, the basket support rod is lowered when the lid is opened, and the basket can be removed. When the basket is placed on the basket mounting table and the lid is closed, the basket support rod rises and supports the basket so that it does not fall off the mounting table. Therefore, it is possible to attach and detach the basket storing the luggage in a standing posture without bending down.
2. The large basket can be brought into the store as it is, and the basket provided in the store can be placed on the lid of the large basket. Conveniently, products can be refilled directly into the basket from the in-store basket, and refilling work and shopping bags are not required and can be carried directly to the trunk of the car or home.
3. Since a large basket is used, a large amount of merchandise can be stored, and large and bulky luggage such as toilet paper and tissue can be easily stored. It is also possible to place a load on the lid of a large basket.
4. The frame structure of the handcart according to the present invention is completed simply by placing the basket mounting table on the cart-like frame having a pair of front wheels and rear wheels, and is easy to manufacture.

  Next, an exemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIGS. 1 to 5 show an embodiment of the present invention, FIGS. 4 and 5 show a state in which the handle bar is tilted, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a frame structure of the handcart 1.

  A pair of front wheels 2-2 and a rear wheel 3-3 are attached to the mounting table 4 on which the basket 17 is mounted, and a gate-shaped frame cage is disposed behind the mounting table 4 via a pair of brackets. 6 is erected. A handle bar 9-9 fitted with a gripping portion 8 is attached to a pair of brackets 7-7 mounted on the upper part of the frame bar 6 so as to be swingable.

  When the handcart is stopped or stowed, the handle 杆 9-9 is in an upright state, and when pushing or when the lid is opened to remove the basket, the handle 杆 9-9 is moved as shown in FIGS. It tilts to the desired angle.

  FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged explanatory view showing the swing operation portion of the handle bar 9.

  A pair of brackets 7-7 attached to the upper portion of the gate-shaped frame rod 6 is integrally provided with a locking plate 11, and the bent tip 10a of the gate-shaped locking rod 10 is locked. Several grooves 11a are provided.

  A pair of springs 13 is stretched between the connecting rod 12 and the locking rod 10 that connect the bracket 7-7.

  The user grasps the gripping portion 10b (FIG. 6) of the locking rod 10 positioned on the gripping portion 8 and pulls the locking rod tip 10a away from the groove 11a of the locking plate while pulling it toward the user. When the locking rod 10 is released after the rod 9 is tilted, the tip 10a of the locking rod 10 biased by the spring 13 is fitted into the groove 11a of the locking plate, and the handle rod 9 is tilted to a desired angle and fixed. It is done.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 9, when the basket 17 is removed and the handle bar 9 is rotated 180 degrees later, it can be folded small, which is convenient.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the lid 14 of the handcart 1 pivotally attaches a concave portion 14a of the lid to the upper side of the gate-shaped frame rod 6, and connects one end 16a of the coupling rod 16 to the rear of the lid. The other end 16b is pivotally attached to the bent portion 5b of the basket support rod 5 with a connecting screw 18 or a rivet (not shown).

  The connecting rod 16 is a flat plate. The connecting rod 16 may be a round bar in which both end portions 16a and 16b are bent into an L shape in a side view. The upper bent end is inserted into the through hole (not shown) of the lid 14 and the lower bent end is inserted into the through hole (not shown) of the basket support rod 5 and connected with screws, or a cap is attached to the tip. They are fitted and connected.

  Since the lid 14 is made of wood or synthetic resin and covers the upper surface of the large basket 17, the lid 14 is almost horizontal when the lid 14 is closed. Therefore, the basket 15 (FIG. 2) provided in the store can be stably placed. Furthermore, when the handle 15a of the basket 15 is raised and the belt 19 is fastened to the gripping portion of the handle bar 9, the sense of stability increases, and the basket 15 does not fall from the lid 14, and shopping can be performed with peace of mind. . The lid 14 may be covered with a cloth or vinyl cloth cover (not shown).

  The basket 17 is supported and fixed on the basket mounting table 4 by a basket support bar 5. The basket support rod 5 is a gate-shaped rod having L-shaped legs, and both leg ends are fixed to the mounting table 4 via a bracket (not shown) so as to be rotatable.

  When the basket 17 is placed on the basket mounting table 4 and pushed or stopped (FIG. 4), the support rod 5 is pulled up by the connecting rod 16, and the basket 17 is moved forward by the support rod 5. The rear frame is supported by the gate-shaped frame cage 6 and does not fall from the mounting table 4.

  When removing the basket 17, the lid 14 is raised. The connecting rod 16 is tilted forward together with the lid 14, and the lower end 16b of the connecting rod 16 pushes the connecting shaft 18 downward, and the basket support rod 5 is also pushed downward. The basket 17 released from the support basket 5 is lowered from the mounting table 4 and carried to the cash register, the car, or the house.

  FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the handcart 1 according to claim 1 is folded.

  The basket 17 is removed, and the lid 14 is tilted forward until the concave portion 14 a of the lid contacts the portal frame 6. On the other hand, since the gripping rod 9 can be rotated 180 degrees backward, it can be folded small.

  Next, an optimal embodiment of the handcart described in claim 2 will be described with reference to the drawings.

  10 and 11 are explanatory views showing the frame structure of the handcart 20.

  The handcart 20 is composed of a pair of front and rear wheels and a frame-shaped frame handle rod and a basket mounting base having a grip portion extending horizontally from both legs. A lid is attached to the upper side, and a basket supporting rod for supporting and fixing the basket and the lid are connected by a connecting rod.

  The horizontal portion 26b of the portal frame handle rod extending substantially horizontally and the axle 23 connecting the pair of front wheels 21-21 are directly connected, and the axle 24 connecting the pair of rear wheels 22-22 is a bracket. Connect via 25-25. The basket mounting table 28 is mounted on the lower frame composed of the front and rear wheels 21-22, the axles 23, 24, and the horizontal portion 26b of the portal frame handle rod.

  A concave portion 29a of a lid 29 made of plastic or synthetic resin material is rotatably attached with a screw 30 above a standing portion 26a of a portal frame handle rod 26 having a grip portion 27. At the rear of the lid 29, an upper end 31a of a connecting rod 31 having a flat shape or a lower end 31b formed in a flange shape is rotatably attached. The lower end 31b of the connecting rod 31 is pivotally attached to the bent leg portion 32a of the basket supporting rod 32 for supporting and fixing a large basket (not shown) with a connecting screw 33 or a rivet.

  The connecting rod 31 may be a round bar having both ends bent into an L shape in a side view. The method of connecting the lid 29 and the basket support rod 32 is the same as that of the handcart described in claim 1.

  When removing the basket, the lid 29 is raised. The lid 29 rotates about the screw 30 and the connecting rod 31 is tilted forward. The lower end 31b of the connecting rod 31 pushes the connecting screw 33 downward, and the basket support rod 32 is also pressed downward. . The basket released from the basket support rod 32 is lowered from the mounting table 28 and carried to the cash register, the car, or the house.

  The present invention is applicable to a handcart having a luggage storage case such as a basket or a case.

The front view of the handcart 1 with a basket. The right side view. FIG. The perspective view which shows the state which inclined the handle | steering rod. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which opened the cover similarly. Explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the handcart. The partially expanded explanatory view which shows a rocking | fluctuation rod operation part. The perspective view of a lid | cover. Explanatory drawing which shows the state which folded the handcart. The structure figure of the handcart 20 of Claim 2. The frame structure diagram.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,20, Wheelbarrow with a hook 2,21, Front wheel 3,22, Rear wheel 4,28, Basket mounting base 6, Portal frame rod 7, Brackets 8, 27, Grip part 9, 26, Handle rod 10 , Locking rod 11, locking plate 12, locking rod 13, springs 14, 29, lids 18, 33, connecting screws 23, 24, axle

Claims (2)

A handle rod and a locking rod with a gripping portion attached to a portal frame rod standing on a basket mounting table with wheels attached thereto are rotatably attached via a bracket having a locking plate,
A hand with a large basket characterized in that the lid is pivotally attached to the gate-shaped frame cage, and a connecting basket attached to the lid and a portal basket support rod having L-shaped legs are pivotally attached. Pusher. A basket mounting table is provided on the lower frame formed by attaching a wheel to the leg portion of the gate-shaped frame handle 杆 that extends substantially horizontally.
A large basket characterized by a lid that is rotatably attached to a top of a gate-shaped frame handle rod having a gripping portion and a portal-shaped basket support rod having an L-shaped leg that are pivotally connected by a connecting rod. Wheelbarrow with a wheel.

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