Claims
- 1. A golf bag equipped with a carrier comprising:an inner plate attached to the inner peripheral edge of said golf bag; an outer plate fastened to said inner plate at the position of the outer peripheral edge of said golf bag; a leg unit rotatably coupled with the front face of said outer plate; a first bearing unit coupled with the front face of said outer plate for controlling the angle of said leg unit; a cover coupled with the front face of said outer plate; a wheel unit coupled with the lower part of said leg unit for moving said golf bag; and a handle unit coupled with the upper side of the outer peripheral edge of said golf bag.
- 2. The golf bag as defined in claim 1, wherein said inner plate comprises supporting units, each of said supporting units including a pair of brackets attached to the lower side thereof opposing each other and hooking bars formed at both ends of each bracket, fastening members, each of said fastening members including an inserting space formed to open the bottom surface thereof and a hooking jaw formed at the front face of said inserting space, and guide bars for guiding an outer plate to be coupled with said inner plate at a predetermined position.
- 3. The golf bag as defined in claim 2, wherein said outer plate comprises a first bearing unit for rotatably supporting the upper end of a first leg at the center of the front face of said outer plate and for controlling the angle of said first leg, a second bearing unit for rotatably supporting the upper end of a second leg at the lower part of the center of the front face of said outer plate, fastening units, each of said fastening units including a detachable fastening instrument attached to said fastening member of said inner plate at both sides of the upper part of the front face of said outer plate, first supporting units, each of said first supporting units being hooked on the hooking bar of said supporting unit at both sides of the lower part of the front face of said outer plate, a cover coupled with the front face of said outer plate, said cover having guide grooves for guiding the first leg and the second leg, and guide holes for inserting said guide bars at predetermined positions of said outer plate.
- 4. The golf bag as defined in claim 3, wherein each of said first bearing units comprises a protruding block protruded from the center part of said outer plate, said protruding block having a hole into which a spring is inserted, a supporting block formed at a predetermined distance from said protruding block, a first hooking groove formed on said supporting block to be directed to said protruding block, a second hooking groove forming an intersection part with said first hooking groove at a predetermined angle, and a shaft groove formed at said intersection part, wherein said shaft groove and said hole of said protruding block are opposing each other.
- 5. The golf bag as defined in claim 3, wherein each of said fastening units comprises an operating member for moving a fastening instrument in upward and downward directions for attaching/detaching said outer plate, an operating member for moving said fastening instrument in upward and downward, and an operating button for controlling said operating member.
- 6. The golf bag as defined in claim 3, wherein said fastening instrument comprises a hooking piece formed at the upper end thereof in opposing to said inserting space which is formed on said fastening member of said inner plate, an insertion space into which one end of said operating member is inserted, said insertion space being formed at the center of said fastening instrument, and a spring formed at the lower end of said fastening instrument for upwardly urging said fastening instrument.
- 7. The golf bag as defined in claim 5, wherein said fastening instrument comprises a hooking piece formed at the upper end thereof in opposing to said inserting space which is formed on said fastening member of said inner plate, an insertion space into which one end of said operating member is inserted, said insertion space being formed at the center of said fastening instrument, and a spring formed at the lower end of said fastening instrument for upwardly urging said fastening instrument.
- 8. The golf bag as defined in claim 5, wherein said operating member of a seesaw type is installed in vertical, its central part is coupled with a pin, its upper end is inserted into said insertion space of said fastening instrument, and its lower end is hooked into a hooking groove of said operating button.
- 9. The golf bag as defined in claim 5, wherein said operating button is horizontally installed opposing the lower end of said operating member, and has a hooking groove into which the lower end of said operating member is inserted and a spring being inserted into said operating button, the outer surface of said hooking groove is tapered, said spring outwardly urges said operating button.
- 10. The golf bag as defined in claim 5, wherein each of said first supporting unit comprises a hooking piece formed at the lower part of said outer plate to be exposed, said hooking pieces include a hooking groove formed opposing said hooking bar formed on said supporting unit of said inner plate.
- 11. The golf bag as defined in claim 4, wherein said guide groove for guiding said first leg formed in a longitudinal direction at both sides of said outer plate and comprising a first guide groove portion outwardly formed at the lower end, a second guide groove portion outwardly formed at the upper end wherein a user controls the angle of said first leg between the first hooking groove and the second hooking groove of said supporting block, and said guide groove for guiding said second leg comprising a third guide groove at the center of the lower part of said cover.
- 12. The golf bag as defined in claim 1, wherein said leg unit comprises a V-shaped first leg rotatably coupled with both sides of a protruding block of said first bearing unit, a second leg rotatably coupled with a bracket of a second bearing unit, and a trailing assembly rotatably coupled with the lower ends of said first and second legs.
- 13. The golf bag as defined in claim 3, wherein said leg unit comprises a V-shaped first leg rotatably coupled with both sides of a protruding block of said first bearing unit, a second leg rotatably coupled with a bracket of a second bearing unit, and a trailing assembly rotatably coupled with the lower ends of said first and second leg.
- 14. The golf bag as defined in claim 4, wherein said leg unit comprises a V-shaped first leg rotatably coupled with both sides of said protruding block of said first bearing unit, a second leg rotatably coupled with a bracket of a second bearing unit, and a trailing assembly rotatably coupled with the lower ends of said first and second leg.
- 15. The golf bag as defined in claim 14, wherein said first leg comprises a finishing member attached to the upper end thereof, a supporting lug which is inserted into said first hooking groove or said second hooking groove of said supporting block, said supporting lug is formed in a longitudinal direction at the upper side of said first leg, and a shaft pin extended to both sides of said finishing member, one end of said shaft pin facing said supporting block is inserted into said shaft groove, and the other end of said shaft pin facing said protruding block has an insertion hole into which a spring is inserted.
- 16. The golf bag as defined in claim 12, wherein said trailing assembly comprises coupling pieces upwardly opposing each other at the upper part thereof, a shaft hole coupled with a rotational shaft of said wheel unit, an operating hole formed in vertical at one end of said shaft hole, the lower ends of said first leg and said second leg are coupled between said coupling pieces by pins, an intersection part of said shaft hole and said operating hole is interconnected, a spring being inserted into said operating hole, and a button which is urged by said spring, said button having an operating groove formed at the outer peripheral thereof, thereby positioning said operating groove at the intersection part of said shaft hole and said operating hole when said button is completely inserted into said operating hole.
- 17. The golf bag as defined in claim 1, wherein said wheel unit comprises a wheel, a tire coupled with an outer peripheral edge of said wheel, a hub formed at the center part of said wheel, a rotational shaft coupled with said hub for smoothly rotating said tire, and a cover for covering an outer surface of said wheel to prevent dust from entering therein.
- 18. The golf bag as defined in claim 16, wherein said wheel unit comprises a wheel, a tire coupled with an outer peripheral edge of said wheel, a hub formed at the center part of said wheel, a rotational shaft coupled with said hub for smoothly rotating said tire, and a cover for covering an outer surface of said wheel to prevent dust from entering therein wherein said hub comprises a hooking groove formed at an outer peripheral edge of said rotational shaft, said hooking groove is positioned at the intersection part of said shaft hole and said operating hole of said trailing assembly.
- 19. The golf bag as defined in claim 1, wherein said handle unit comprises an angle adjusting assembly for adjusting an angle according to a user's requirements, a guide pipe mounted to one end of said angle adjusting assembly, a length adjusting bar mounted to the other end of said angle adjusting assembly for adjusting the entire length of said handle unit, and a length adjusting instrument for fixing said length adjusting bar to said guide pipe.
- 20. The golf bag as defined in claim 19, wherein said angle adjusting assembly comprises a bracket for fixing the outer peripheral edge and inner peripheral edge of said golf bag to said angle adjusting assembly, a first angle adjusting member having saw teeth formed on one side thereof, and a second angle adjusting member having saw teeth gear-engaged with the saw teeth of the first angle adjusting member, said first and second angle adjusting members comprise a shaft hole formed to pass through the saw teeth, said members are fastened by a butterfly nut that is engaged with a shaft pin and inserted into the shaft hole.
- 21. The golf bag as defined in claim 19, wherein one end of said guide pipe is fixed to said angle adjusting assembly, the other end of said guide pipe is fixed to a nipple, said nipple has a tapered surface formed on the upper side of the outer peripheral edge thereof, an insertion hole passing through the center part thereof, and a hooking jaw formed by making the diameter of said insertion hole smaller than that of said guide pipe.
- 22. The golf bag as defined in claim 21, wherein said length adjusting bar is formed to pass through said insertion hole, one end of said length adjusting bar is inserted into said guide pipe, said length adjusting bar comprises a hooking member formed at one end thereof and opposed to said hooking jaw of said nipple, and a handle formed at the other end thereof for the user.
- 23. The golf bag as defined in claim 21, wherein said length adjusting instrument is coupled with the outer peripheral edge of said nipple of said guide pipe, and said length adjusting instrument has a screw part formed at the inner peripheral edge thereof, and a tapered part formed at the upper side of the screw part in opposition to the tapered part of said nipple.
Priority Claims (1)
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Parent Case Info
This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/167,881 filed Oct. 7, 1998 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,068,270.
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