Patent · US Expired

Golf bag

US6814361B2 · kind B2 · utility

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12Claims
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Key dates

Filing dateJan 7, 2003
Grant dateNov 9, 2004
Priority date
Expiry dateJan 7, 2023

Classification

  • Technology area (CPC B)Performing Operations; Transporting
  • CPC primaryB62B2205/23
  • WIPO fieldTransport
  • WIPO sectorMechanical engineering

Abstract

A golf bag includes a body, a seat, a glide device and a brake-device. The body is affixed to the seat and the seat includes a slot, a plate-channel and a cavity. There is a plurality of ditches on two sides of the seat. Nearby the ditches, there is a shaft-channel extending to the cavity; and the glide device is on the ditches of the seat so that a shaft can be passed through the wheels and the shaft-channel of the seat. The brake-device has a jammed-plate, a back-plate and a start-plate for controlling the seat when being towed or stored. The jammed-plate has a jammed-notch and an arm is attached to the slot. There is a first elasticity-component positioned between the jammed-plate and the slot. The back-plate is placed on the plate-channel to connect the jammed-plate on the seat. The starting-plate has a joint-plate and a pull-plate, wherein the joint-plate linking the wheels into action is connected to the seat and a second elasticity-component within the seat. The pull-plate has a brake-rod extending from the arm, which is hooked by the jammed-plate.

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