Operating device for a telescopic handle of a luggage cart

Miscellaneous hardware (e.g. – bushing – carpet fastener – caster – Handle – handle component – or handle adjunct – Length adjustable pull handle for luggage or luggage cart

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280655, A45C 300, A45F 510

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060819677

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a operating device for a telescopic handle of a luggage cart. The handle includes a transverse bar defining an internal chamber therein and an aperture on the right top end, a pair of telescopic tubes with their top ends respectively fixed to opposite ends of the transverse bar. A pair of linkages are respectively and movably received in the internal chamber. Each one of the linkages moves in reversed orientation, such that a pivotal movement is initiated to cause an upward and a downward movement simultaneously while the operating device is activated. The movement of the operating device in reversed orientation will accomplish the extending or folding of the tubes.

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patent: 5379486 (1995-01-01), Wang
patent: 5647095 (1997-07-01), Chang
patent: 5669103 (1997-09-01), Hui
patent: 5732443 (1998-03-01), Kazmark, Jr. et al.

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