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A motorized carrying cart having a pan bracket, and a plurality of wheels for supporting the carrying cart. A battery is positioned in a battery recess of the pan bracket. A pair of upright brackets is secured to the pan bracket. A handle support bar extends through and protrudes from an aperture of

A motorized carrying cart having a pan bracket, and a plurality of wheels for supporting the carrying cart. A battery is positioned in a battery recess of the pan bracket. A pair of upright brackets is secured to the pan bracket. A handle support bar extends through and protrudes from an aperture of each of the brackets, and a handle latch is pivotally secured at its respective ends to the pair of upright brackets and is biased upwardly towards the handle support bar by a pair of springs secured between each end of the handle support bar and the end section of the handle lathe. A pair of motors engage a pair of upper sprockets that are engaged to a lower sprocket through an endless chain. A U-shaped handle is pivotally secured to the handle support bar. An electronic circuitry is electrically engaged between the battery and each of the drive motors. A method for transporting articles, or the like, with a motor cart whose handle may be pivoted forward such that a pin-point roller can receive rotary power take-off from the pair of front wheels that are being rotated from the cart being propelled by a drive motor.

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A motorized carrying cart comprising: a pan bracket means having a structure defining a lateral slot, a battery recess, a pair of fenders with each fender having a fender slot; a pair of front wheels and a pair of rear wheels supporting the pan bracket; a battery positioned in said battery recess to

A motorized carrying cart comprising: a pan bracket means having a structure defining a lateral slot, a battery recess, a pair of fenders with each fender having a fender slot; a pair of front wheels and a pair of rear wheels supporting the pan bracket; a battery positioned in said battery recess to be supported by the pan bracket; a pair of upright bracket means secured to said pan bracket means, each of said upright bracket means has a structure defining a first aperture, a second aperture, a plurality of third apertures with the majority of said third apertures being substantially oblong in shape and not circular, and a fourth aperture, each of said upright bracket means being structurally deformed such as to define a stop means; a handle support bar with a pair of support ends extending through and protruding from said first apertures of said upright bracket means; a handle latch means whose uppermost portion is generally horizontal with a horizontal plane and whose end sections are deformed such that each end section extends downwardly from the horizontal uppermost portions, then horizontally over to and past one of said upright bracket means and across the outside facial surface of said one of said upright bracket means and subsequently extending normally with respect to the plane of said one of the upright bracket means through said second aperture of said one of the upright bracket means such that said handle latch means has an end pivotally secured to one of said pair of upright bracket means; a pair of spring means extending from the support ends of said handle support bar to the end sections of said handle latch means that extend across the outside facial surface of said upright bracket means for biasing the handle latch means upwardly towards the handle support bar; a pair of motor drive means mounted to the pair of upright bracket means through said plurality of third apertures; an axle extending laterally across the motorized carrying cart with its ends extending through the fourth aperture of said upright bracket means with said rear wheels rotatably secured to the ends of the axle; a pair of upper sprocket means directly engaged to the pair of motor means on the opposite side of said upright bracket means where said motor drive means mount to said upright bracket means through said third apertures; a pair of lower sprocket means secured to the axle between the upright bracket means and the rear wheels; a pair of endless chains engaging the upper sprocket means and the lower sprocket means; and a generally U-shaped handle means having end sections that are pivotally secured to said handle support bar such that the end sections of the U-shaped handle rests on the end sections of the handle latch means to be biased upwardly while the respective stop means on the pair of upright bracket means engages a section of handle means above the handle support bar to prevent the handle from rotating past the stop means on each of the bracket means.