A two-wheeled golf cart provided with a container intended for receiving the wheel undercarriage, the legs of which can be moved apart to operative position, and on which the container is arranged in weightless outbalanced condition, whereby the wheel undercarriage can be readily folded out of the container and retracted into it respectively by means of a simple handgrip only, and thereby being ready for immediate use. This task is solved thereby that the pull rod is designed as a two-armed lever, the shorter arm of which is adapted to act upon a first linkage system for causing the wheel undercarriage to be retracted into and folded out of the container respectively, a second linkage system being provided to be acted upon by the pull rod in order to act upon the wheel undercarriage, when this is in its folded-out position, for effecting that its legs, each of which carries a wheel, are moved apart and pulled together respectively.
4890856 - Golf cart - Owned by SMM Sportive Management und Marketing GmbH (Martinsried,DE)
A golf cart has an undercarriage for receiving a bag, a foldable center pole hinged to the undercarriage, and two legs which can be swung in toward the bag and are hinged to the undercarriage, the legs moving apart downwardly in swung-out position and carrying running wheels which are parallel both in swung-out and swung-in position. The wheels, in the swung-in position, laterally flank the bag and have their bottoms flush with the base of the bag, the wheels projecting beyond the front side of the bag, the center pole being located at the front of the bag.
A golf bag having its own wheels for transportation and support is disclosed. The wheels are attached to the back end of the bag by a wheel carrying structure that readily folds for easy carrying and storing, and extends outwardly together with the wheels for transporting the bag and its contents. The structure also serves as a bag stand, thus avoiding the need for separate bag supports. The structure may also be easily separated from the bag and used for other purposes. The bag and the wheel structure are simple in design and inexpensive to manufacture.
A golf cart sun shade and inclement weather protection device includes a support frame adapted for attachment to a golf cart and being convertible between a retracted position and an extended position and an elongated shade adapted for attachment to the support frame and being convertible between a collapsed condition and a deployed condition. The shade in the collapsed condition is unattached and removed from the support frame and in the deployed condition is releasably attachable to and overlying the support frame with the support frame in the extended position. The support frame is secured to the golf cart and the golf club bag is placed within the support frame. The shade is attached to the support frame while the support frame is moved from the retracted position to the extended position. A securing arrangement secures the support frame in the extended position. Tie straps of the shade are used to pull the shade tight over the support frame and are fastened to the upper end or to the lower end of the support frame to secure the shade in the deployed condition.
