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A foldable-unfoldable bowling caddy has two spaced apart, parallel, generally vertically extending support legs mounted on wheels. A series of spaced apart flat forward racks rotatable to and from a folded position aligned with the two parallel legs to and from an unfolded horizontal position are at

A foldable-unfoldable bowling caddy has two spaced apart, parallel, generally vertically extending support legs mounted on wheels. A series of spaced apart flat forward racks rotatable to and from a folded position aligned with the two parallel legs to and from an unfolded horizontal position are attached to the two parallel legs. A third leg is pivotally connected to the two parallel legs and is movable to and from a folded position adjacent the two parallel legs to and from an angular position that forms a tripod with the two parallel legs. A rear rack is also connected to the two parallel legs and is rotatable to and from a folded position extending along the plane of the two parallel legs to and from an unfolded horizontally extending position. The third leg is releasably pinned to the rear rack when both are in their unfolded positions. A swivel ball is attached to the lower end of the third leg. Each rack contains seat openings for seating bowling balls. When in their horizontal positions the racks form a stepwise configuration.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] Transporting apparatus comprising:two spaced apart, parallel and longitudinally extending tubular legs;longitudinally spaced apart cross-bars connecting said two legs;a third leg pivotally connected at one end to one of said cross-bars and pivotal from a first closed posi

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] Transporting apparatus comprising:two spaced apart, parallel and longitudinally extending tubular legs;longitudinally spaced apart cross-bars connecting said two legs;a third leg pivotally connected at one end to one of said cross-bars and pivotal from a first closed position adjacent said two parallel legs to a second open position at an angle to said two parallel legs to form a tripod with said two parallel legs;at least one flat rack pivotally connected to said two parallel legs and independently rotatable in one direction to and from a first position aligned with a plane formed by said two parallel legs to and from a second horizontally extending position; andanother flat rack pivotally connected to said two parallel legs and releasably pinned to said third leg and independently rotatable in an opposite direction from a first unpinned position adjacent said two legs to a second pinned horizontally extending position when said third leg is in said second open position.