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A stroller push cart (1) for a young infant, including an infant carrier (2) and a frame (3) equipped with wheels (23) on which the infant carrier can be mounted. The infant carrier (2) includes a shell (5) and a handle (6) and presents a relatively rigid structure. The ends of the handle (6) are mo

A stroller push cart (1) for a young infant, including an infant carrier (2) and a frame (3) equipped with wheels (23) on which the infant carrier can be mounted. The infant carrier (2) includes a shell (5) and a handle (6) and presents a relatively rigid structure. The ends of the handle (6) are mounted in a pivoting fashion on opposite sides of the infant carrier (2). Assembly and locking mechanisms are arranged in part on the infant carrier (2) and in part on the frame (3). The disembly and locking mechanisms selectively interconnect to permit detachable installation of the infant carrier (2) on the frame (3). The frame (3) includes pivotally connected supports (20, 21) and is without a handle.

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1. A stroller for a young infant, the stroller comprising:a handle-free frame including: two sections, both equipped with wheels and neither equipped with a handle, an infant carrier mounting assembly adapted to mount an infant carrier; an infant carrier including: a shell having a relatively rigid

1. A stroller for a young infant, the stroller comprising:a handle-free frame including: two sections, both equipped with wheels and neither equipped with a handle, an infant carrier mounting assembly adapted to mount an infant carrier; an infant carrier including: a shell having a relatively rigid structure, a handle having ends mounted in pivoting fashion on opposite sides of the infant carrier shell; and a locking assembly arranged on the infant is carrier and on the frame in order to lock the frame and the infant carrier shell together, and permit detachable installation of the infant carrier on the frame, the handle being pivotable between a raised locking position and a lowered lock release position for permitting the infant carrier to be detached and removed from the frame, and pressure on the handle exerting turning and propelling forces directly to the attached shell and frame.