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The invention concerns improvements in light foldable push chairs. The subject of the invention is a foldable push chair of the baby buggy type comprising two foldable diagonally swept side bars (2) supporting a basket (1), which are provided at their upper end with a handle (4) and are connected at

The invention concerns improvements in light foldable push chairs. The subject of the invention is a foldable push chair of the baby buggy type comprising two foldable diagonally swept side bars (2) supporting a basket (1), which are provided at their upper end with a handle (4) and are connected at their lower end to the front end of the chassis (6) of the push chair, two rear vertical side bars (8) pivotally connected to the aforesaid two side bars and connected at their lower portion to the rear end of the said chassis (6), an X-joint (9) connecting the lower portion of the rear side bars (8) to the upper portion (2a) of the first two side bars, the said push chair being characterized in that the said chassis (6) has two foldable X-arms (11, 12) which are horizontally positioned, the ends of the arms carrying the axle pins of the four wheels (7) of the push chair and being extended beyond each wheel axle pin by means of an upwardly curved portion (11a, 12a) which is connected by a suspended connecting member (15), of a Daumont type, to the corresponding end of the aforesaid four side bars (2, 8). Application to baby buggies.

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A light-weight foldable push chair of the baby-buggy type comprising two foldable side bars on which a basket is supported, and extending slopingly back from lower ends thereof to upper portions thereof, with push handles provided at their upper portions; two rear side bars each having an upper end

A light-weight foldable push chair of the baby-buggy type comprising two foldable side bars on which a basket is supported, and extending slopingly back from lower ends thereof to upper portions thereof, with push handles provided at their upper portions; two rear side bars each having an upper end pivotally coupled to an associated one of the first-mentioned side bars and a lower end; an articulated stay formed of crossed members having lower ends coupled to the associated lower ends of the rear side bars and upper ends coupled to the upper portions of the first-mentioned side bars; four wheels having axle means for mounting the same; a frame for mounting the axle means of said four wheels, the frame being formed of two foldable arms configured in a horizontal cross and articulated at a center portion for folding together, each said arm having an upwardly curving C-shaped portion at each end of the arm and ending at a free end, with the axle means for an associated wheel being mounted on said frame arms in advance of the associated C-shaped portion; Daumont-type suspended link members non-rigidly joining the free ends of said upwardly curving portions of said foldable frame arms to the respective lower ends of the first-mentioned bars and of the rear side bars so that the suspension means effectively behaves as if the axle means were located between the central articulation point of said foldable arms and the respective intersecting plane of said side arms on said lower extending foldable arms to provide increased support and stability to the chair; an articulated strut pivotally connecting each horizontal cross frame arm thereof to lock the same into an open position and rigidly retaining the horizontal cross frame arms in generally the same horizontal plane to prevent imbalance; and the horizontal cross frame arms, each having an upwardly curving C-shaped portion at each end of the arms, axle means being mounted in advance of the C-shaped portion, the Daumont-type connecting link members non-rigidly joining the free end of the upwardly curving portions to respective lower ends of the first-mentioned bars and of the rear side bars, and the articulated strut all cooperating to retain in a generally parallel alignment the corresponding wheels of the chair to prevent imbalance during use.