Garden cart

Abstract

The utility model provides a garden cart which comprises a bottom plate provided with a push rod and idler wheels, a side plate is arranged on the bottom plate, the side plate is arranged in the mode that three faces are closed and one face is open, and the push rod is of a foldable structure. The bottom plate does not adopt a conventional structure that side plates on four sides are closed, but only three side plates are arranged, and one side is provided with a notch, so that heavy objects can enter and exit from the notch which is not shielded by the side plates when the heavy objects are moved up and down from the bottom plate, the heavy objects do not need to be lifted to a higher height to cross the side plates, and therefore, the heavy objects are more labor-saving and convenient. The long-handle gardening tool is provided with a related structure with the long-handle tool inserting hole and the long-handle tool bottom end inserting groove, the long-handle gardening tool can reversely penetrate through the long-handle tool inserting hole to be inserted into the long-handle tool bottom end inserting groove and is stably kept in an upright state, and therefore the long-handle gardening tool is convenient to carry. The push rod can be folded, can be unfolded when in use and can be folded when not in use, so that the occupied space is reduced, and the folding chair is easy to store.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to gardening equipment, more specifically, it relates to a gardening cart. Background Art

[0002] Garden carts are a common piece of equipment used in gardening, typically used to transport plants and tools. Common garden carts have a flat loading platform or a platform with sidewalls. Without sidewalls, heavy plants and tools can easily fall off the platform during transport. Furthermore, with sidewalls, carrying tools from the platform is inconvenient. Existing garden carts struggle to meet these requirements. Existing garden carts also lack adjustable dimensions, resulting in a large space requirement. Furthermore, garden tools often have long handles, making them difficult to transport using existing garden carts. Utility Model Patent Publication No. CN218141645U discloses a garden cart for convenient tool storage. This utility model utilizes auxiliary and fixed components to provide a portable tool storage system. Tools are securely organized and fixed to the cart's sidewalls, preventing clutter and allowing for more space for soil, fertilizer, and other items. This facilitates easy access and placement of tools, significantly improving work efficiency. However, the utility model is designed with a larger carrying capacity in mind, and has a fixed bucket structure enclosed by side walls, and the classification and fixation of tools also rely on the side walls, which determines that the volume of the utility model is large and not easy to change. Utility Model Content

[0003] Existing garden carts are not suitable for carrying heavy objects and garden tools, take up a large space and are difficult to store. To overcome these defects, the utility model provides a garden cart that can conveniently carry heavy objects and garden tools and is easier to store.

[0004] The technical solution of the present utility model is a garden cart comprising a base plate mounted with a push rod and rollers, the base plate being provided with side panels, the side panels being closed on three sides and open on one side, and the push rod being a foldable structure. Unlike the prior art, the base plate of the present utility model does not adopt the conventional structure of four closed side panels, but only has three side panels, with a gap left on one side. When carrying heavy objects on and off the base plate, they can enter and exit through the gap not blocked by the side panels, eliminating the need to lift the heavy objects to a high height to pass over the side panels, thereby saving effort and convenience. Since the push rod is foldable, it can be unfolded when in use and folded when not in use, thereby reducing space usage.

[0005] Preferably, the garden cart further comprises a push rod folding assembly connected between the push rod and the base plate, the push rod folding assembly comprising an elastic block and a pedal rod, both ends of the pedal rod being provided with push rod mounting seats fixed to the base plate and hinged to the bottom end of the push rod, the push rod mounting seats being provided with guide grooves, the pedal rod being inserted into the guide grooves and connected to the elastic block, the elastic block being hinged within the push rod mounting seat and having an elastic member disposed between the elastic block and the push rod mounting seat, the elastic block being disengaged from the bottom end of the push rod under the drive of the pedal rod. When the garden cart is not in use, the pedal rod can be stepped on, driving the elastic block to overcome the elastic member and move away from the bottom end of the push rod. At this time, the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod is not blocked by the elastic block, thereby pushing the push rod to freely flip around the hinge point, completing the push rod folding.

[0006] Preferably, a mounting base is provided on the bottom plate, and the push rod mounting seat is mounted on the mounting base. The base plate can be made of a variety of materials. Due to its large area, it is usually not made of high-strength materials. In order to provide more reliable support for the installation of the push rod and the push rod mounting seat, a small area of ​​high-grade material is used to make the mounting base, providing sufficient bearing strength and saving costs.

[0007] Preferably, the push rod mounting seat is fixed with an expansion limit stop bar that abuts against the front side of the push rod bottom. The expansion limit stop bar is used to limit the flipping direction of the push rod so that the push rod can only be folded in one direction.

[0008] The garden cart preferably also includes a storage tray assembly mounted on the push rod. The tray assembly is provided with a storage slot and a long-handled tool insertion hole. The tray assembly is mounted on the push rod at a certain height above the ground and is used to temporarily store small objects. Long-handled garden tools such as shovels and hoes can be inserted through the long-handled tool insertion hole, allowing these long-handled tools to be stably and securely placed upright on the garden cart for convenient transport.

[0009] Preferably, the storage plate assembly includes an upper plate secured to the push rod and a lower plate connected to the upper plate, with storage slots and long-handled tool receptacles located on the lower plate. The upper plate is attached to the push rod to provide mounting support for the lower plate, which is used to store small objects and long-handled tools.

[0010] Preferably, the lower plate is hinged to the upper plate, and magnetic elements are fixed to both the upper and lower plates, with the magnetic elements on the upper and lower plates positioned correspondingly. The lower plate can be flipped and folded to close with the upper plate, and attracted by the magnetic elements, thereby reducing obstruction to the push rod when it is folded and stowed.

[0011] Alternatively, the lower plate is hooked on the upper plate. The lower plate can also be connected to the upper plate by hooking.

[0012] Preferably, the garden cart further includes a tool-holding base secured to the base plate and provided with a slot for the bottom end of long-handled tools. When a long-handled tool is placed upright on the garden cart, the tool-holding base provides a retaining mechanism for the bottom end of the long-handled tool. The bottom end of an inverted long-handled tool's handle is inserted into the slot, while the middle portion of the handle is retained by the long-handled tool receptacle on the storage plate assembly, thereby maintaining a stable upright position.

[0013] Preferably, the tool fixing base is a metal bending part.

[0014] The beneficial effects of the utility model are:

[0015] Convenient for carrying heavy objects. The utility model does not adopt the conventional structure of four closed side panels on the bottom plate, but only has three side panels, one of which has a gap. When carrying heavy objects on and off the bottom plate, they can enter and exit through the gap not blocked by the side panels, without having to lift the heavy objects to a high height to pass over the side panels, which is more labor-saving and convenient.

[0016] The utility model is provided with a related structure with a long-handled tool insertion hole and a long-handled tool bottom slot. The long-handled garden tool can be inserted into the long-handled tool bottom slot in an inverted position through the long-handled tool insertion hole and stably maintain an upright state, thereby facilitating transportation.

[0017] The overall size is adjustable and easy to store. The push rod of the utility model is foldable, and the push rod can be unfolded when in use and folded when not in use to reduce space occupation and facilitate storage. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model in the unfolded state.

[0019] Figure 2 This is a structural schematic diagram of the push rod folding assembly in the utility model.

[0020] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the push rod folding assembly in the present invention after removing the push rod mounting seat and the blocking cover.

[0021] Figure 4 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model in a folded state.

[0022] Figure 5 This is another structural schematic diagram of the utility model in the unfolded state.

[0023] Figure 6 This is a schematic structural diagram of the utility model in Example 3.

[0024] In the figure, 1-bottom plate, 2-side plate, 3-push rod, 4-storage slot, 5-long-handled tool socket, 6-upper plate, 7-lower plate, 8-elastic block, 9-pedal rod, 10-push rod mounting seat, 11-guide groove, 12-mounting base plate, 13-expansion limit bar, 14-tool fixing base, 15-long-handled tool bottom end slot, 16-blocking cover, 17-elastic part, 18-roller, 19-locking rod, 20-hook. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0025] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the specific embodiments of the drawings.

[0026] Example 1:

[0027] like Figures 1 to 4 As shown, a garden cart comprises a rectangular base plate 1 with an inverted U-shaped push rod 3 mounted at the rear end. Four rollers 18 are mounted at the four corners of the base plate 1, two at the front and two at the rear ends. These universal rollers 18 are equipped with locking tabs for locking the rollers 18. Three side panels 2 are provided along the top edge of the base plate 1, located at the front and sides of the base plate 1, creating a layout with three closed sides and one open side. Both the base plate 1 and the side panels 2 are made of plastic and are integrally injection molded. An aluminum alloy mounting base 12 is bolted to the base plate 1. This garden cart also includes a push rod folding assembly, a storage plate assembly, and a tool mounting base 14. The push rod folding assembly is connected between the push rod 3 and the base plate 1 and includes an elastic block 8, a pedal 9, a push rod mounting seat 10, a cover 16, and an elastic member 17. The push rod mounting seat 10 is a metal stamping part with a bottom surface and two parallel side surfaces, giving the push rod mounting seat 10 a U-shaped cross-section. The bottom surface of the push rod mounting seat 10 is aligned with the mounting base 12. The push rod mounting seat 10 is fastened to the top surface of the mounting base 12 by bolts. The bottom end of the push rod 3 is inserted between the two side surfaces of the push rod mounting seat 10 and is hinged to the side surface via a pin. The cover 16 is bolted to the top of the push rod mounting seat 10, covering most of the open top of the push rod mounting seat 10 to prevent debris from falling in. The push rod mounting seat 10 is located on both sides of the rear end of the base plate 1. The elastic block 8 is located within the push rod mounting seat 10, and the rear end of the elastic block 8 is hinged to the side surface of the push rod mounting seat 10 via a pivot. A guide slot 11 is provided on the side of the push rod mounting base 10. This guide slot 11 is arc-shaped, with its center located on the pivot of the elastic block 8. The two ends of the pedal rod 9 pass through the guide slot 11 and then plug into the front end of the elastic block 8. An elastic member 17 is located between the elastic block 8 and the push rod mounting base 10. In this embodiment, the elastic member 17 is a torsion spring that is sleeved onto the pivot of the elastic block 8. The two ends of the torsion spring abut against the elastic block 8 and the bottom surface of the push rod mounting base 10, respectively. The elastic block 8 is engaged and disengaged from the bottom end of the push rod 3 by the pedal rod 9. The push rod 3 is reversible and foldable.

[0028] An expansion limit bar 13 is inserted into the side of the push rod mounting base 10. This bar 13 is located in front of the bottom end of the push rod 3 and abuts the front side of the bottom end of the push rod 3. The storage plate assembly is mounted on the push rod 3 and includes an upper plate 6 and a lower plate 7. The upper plate 6 is bolted to the push rod 3 on both sides, and the lower plate 7 is hinged to the bottom of the upper plate 6. The lower plate 7 is provided with a storage slot 4 and a long-handled tool insertion hole 5. The storage slot 4 is used to temporarily store items such as knives, scissors, and small bags of fertilizer. The long-handled tool insertion hole 5 is used to insert and position the bottom end of long-handled tools such as shovels and hoes. Magnetic elements are fixed to both the upper plate 6 and the lower plate 7, and the magnetic elements on the upper plate 6 and the lower plate 7 are positioned in the same direction. The tool fixing base 14 is fixed on the base plate 1. The tool fixing base 14 is a metal bending part with a cross-section in the shape of a "F" (Chinese character). Both sides of the tool fixing base 14 are attached to the base plate 1 and fixed with bolts. The middle of the tool fixing base 14 is suspended in the air. A long-handled tool bottom end slot 15 is provided on the tool fixing base 14.

[0029] When the garden cart is not in use, the pedal 9 can be stepped on, causing the elastic block 8 to overcome the elastic member 17 and move away from the bottom end of the push rod 3. At this time, the elastic block 8 is not blocked in the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod 3, so the push rod 3 can be pushed to freely flip around the hinge point and fold toward the base plate 1 until it is close to the base plate 1. At this time, the bottom end of the push rod 3 has passed the elastic block 8. The pedal 9 is released, and the elastic block 8 rebounds and returns to its original position under the elastic force of the elastic member 17, occupying the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod 3, locking the garden cart in the folded state. Multiple garden carts in the folded state can be stacked, greatly reducing space usage and making storage convenient. When in use, the pedal 9 is stepped on again, simultaneously lifting and unfolding the push rod 3 until the push rod 3 contacts the expansion limit stop 13, and then the pedal 9 is released to lock the garden cart in the expanded state. When carrying heavy objects on or off the base plate 1, they can be moved in and out through the gaps not blocked by the side plates 2, without having to lift the objects to a higher height to pass over the side plates 2. This is more labor-saving and convenient. When carrying long-handled garden tools, the long-handled garden tools are inverted, and the handle is inserted through the long-handled tool insertion hole 5 and then into the slot 15 at the bottom of the long-handled tool. The middle section of the handle is retained by the long-handled tool insertion hole 5 on the storage plate assembly, allowing the long-handled tool to remain stably upright.

[0030] Example 2:

[0031] A garden cart comprises a rectangular base plate 1, with a push rod 3 mounted at the rear end thereof, the push rod 3 being in an inverted U-shape. Four rollers 18 are mounted at the four corners of the bottom of the base plate 1, two at the front and two at the rear ends of the base plate 1. The rollers 18 are universal wheels, and the two rollers 18 at the rear end of the base plate 1 are equipped with locking plates that can lock the rollers 18. Three side panels 2 are provided at the top edge of the base plate 1. The three side panels 2 are located at the front end and both sides of the base plate 1, forming a layout with three closed sides and one open side. The base plate 1 and the side panels 2 are both made of plastic, and the base plate 1 and the side panels 2 are integrally injection molded. An aluminum alloy mounting base 12 is fixed to the base plate 1 with bolts. The garden cart also includes a push rod folding assembly, a storage plate assembly, and a tool fixing base 14. The push rod folding assembly is connected between the push rod 3 and the base plate 1 and includes an elastic block 8, a pedal 9, a push rod mounting seat 10, a cover 16, and an elastic member 17. The push rod mounting seat 10 is a metal stamping part with a bottom surface and two parallel side surfaces, giving the push rod mounting seat 10 a U-shaped cross-section. The bottom surface of the push rod mounting seat 10 is aligned with the mounting base 12. The push rod mounting seat 10 is fastened to the top surface of the mounting base 12 by bolts. The bottom end of the push rod 3 is inserted between the two side surfaces of the push rod mounting seat 10 and is hinged to the side surface via a pin. The cover 16 is bolted to the top of the push rod mounting seat 10, covering most of the open top of the push rod mounting seat 10 to prevent debris from falling in. The push rod mounting seat 10 is located on both sides of the rear end of the base plate 1. The elastic block 8 is located within the push rod mounting seat 10, and the rear end of the elastic block 8 is hinged to the side surface of the push rod mounting seat 10 via a pivot. A guide slot 11 is provided on the side of the push rod mounting base 10. This guide slot 11 is arc-shaped, with its center located on the pivot of the elastic block 8. The two ends of the pedal rod 9 pass through the guide slot 11 and then plug into the front end of the elastic block 8. An elastic member 17 is located between the elastic block 8 and the push rod mounting base 10. In this embodiment, the elastic member 17 is a torsion spring that is sleeved onto the pivot of the elastic block 8. The two ends of the torsion spring abut against the elastic block 8 and the bottom surface of the push rod mounting base 10, respectively. The elastic block 8 is engaged and disengaged from the bottom end of the push rod 3 by the pedal rod 9. The push rod 3 is reversible and foldable.

[0032] The side of the push rod mounting seat 10 is plugged with an expansion limit stop bar 13, which is located in front of the bottom end of the push rod 3 and abuts against the front side of the bottom end of the push rod 3. The storage plate assembly is installed on the push rod 3. The storage plate assembly includes an upper plate 6 and a lower plate 7. Both sides of the upper plate 6 are fixed to the push rod 3 by bolts. Unlike embodiment 1, in this embodiment, a hook 20 is fixed to the lower plate 7, and the lower plate 7 is hung on the bottom of the upper plate 6 through the hook 20. Figure 5As shown in the figure. A storage groove 4 and a long-handle tool insertion hole 5 are provided on the lower plate 7. The storage groove 4 is used to temporarily place items such as knives, scissors, and small packages of fertilizers. The long-handle tool insertion hole 5 is used for the bottom ends of long-handle tools such as shovels and hoes to be inserted and positioned. Magnetic parts are fixed on both the upper plate 6 and the lower plate 7, and the positions of the magnetic parts on the upper plate 6 and the lower plate 7 correspond to each other. The tool fixing base 14 is fixed on the bottom plate 1. The tool fixing base 14 is a metal bending part, and its cross-section is in a U shape. The two sides of the tool fixing base 14 are attached to the bottom plate 1 and bolted for fixation. The middle part of the tool fixing base 14 is suspended. A long-handle tool bottom end slot 15 is provided on the tool fixing base 14. The rest is the same as in Embodiment 1.

[0033] When this garden cart is not in use, the lower plate 7 can be removed. Step on the pedal rod 9, which drives the elastic latch 8 to move against the elastic member 17 and away from the bottom end of the push rod 3. At this time, the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod 3 is not blocked by the elastic latch 8. Therefore, the push rod 3 can be pushed to freely flip around the hinge point. The push rod 3 folds towards the bottom plate 1 until it closes to the bottom plate 1. At this time, the bottom end of the push rod 3 has passed over the elastic latch 8. Release the pedal rod 9, and the elastic latch 8 rebounds and resets under the elastic force of the elastic member 17 and occupies the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod 3, locking the folded state of this garden cart. Multiple garden carts in the folded state can be stacked, greatly reducing space occupancy and facilitating storage. When in use, step on the pedal rod 9 again, and at the same time lift and unfold the push rod 3 until the push rod 3 abuts against the unfolding limit stop bar 13, then release the pedal rod 9 to lock the unfolded state of this garden cart, and then hang the lower plate 7. When carrying heavy objects up and down the bottom plate 1, it can enter and exit through the gap without the side plate 2 blocking, without having to lift the heavy object to a relatively high height to cross the side plate 2, so it is more labor-saving and convenient. When carrying long-handle garden tools, the long-handle garden tools are placed upside down, and the handle passes through the long-handle tool insertion hole 5 and then inserts into the long-handle tool bottom end slot 15. The middle section of the handle is limited by the long-handle tool insertion hole 5 on the storage plate assembly, which can keep the long-handle tool stable in a vertical state.

[0034] Embodiment 3:

[0035] A garden cart includes a rectangular bottom plate 1. A push rod 3 is installed at the rear end of the bottom plate 1, and the push rod 3 is in an inverted U shape. A total of four rollers 18 are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the bottom plate 1, two rollers 18 at the front and rear ends of the bottom plate 1 respectively. The rollers 18 are universal wheels, and the two rollers 18 at the rear end of the bottom plate 1 are equipped with lock pieces for locking the rollers 18. Three side plates 2 are provided at the edge of the top surface of the bottom plate 1. The three side plates 2 are located at the front end and both sides of the bottom plate 1 respectively, forming a layout with three sides enclosed and one side open. The bottom plate 1 and the side plates 2 are both made of plastic. Different from Embodiment 1, in this embodiment, the two side plates 2 on both sides are integrally formed with the bottom plate 1. The bottom of the front side plate 2 is hinged to the front end of the bottom plate 1. The front side plate 2 and the two side plates 2 on both sides are connected by an L-shaped lock rod 19. The two ends of the lock rod 19 are respectively connected to the front side plate 2 and the two side plates 2 on both sides through rotary handle screws, as Figure 6As shown. An aluminum alloy mounting base plate 12 is bolted to the base plate 1. This garden cart also includes a folding push rod assembly, a storage plate assembly, and a tool fixing base 14. The folding push rod assembly is connected between the push rod 3 and the base plate 1 and includes an elastic block 8, a pedal 9, a push rod mounting seat 10, a cover 16, and an elastic member 17. The push rod mounting seat 10 is a stamped metal part with a bottom surface and two parallel side surfaces, giving the push rod mounting seat 10 a U-shaped cross-section. The bottom surface of the push rod mounting seat 10 is aligned with the mounting base plate 12. The push rod mounting seat 10 is bolted to the top surface of the mounting base plate 12. The bottom end of the push rod 3 is inserted between the two side surfaces of the push rod mounting seat 10 and is hinged to the side surface via a pin. The cover 16 is bolted to the top of the push rod mounting seat 10, covering most of the open top surface of the push rod mounting seat 10 to prevent the ingress of debris. A push rod mounting base 10 is located on either side of the rear end of the base plate 1. An elastic block 8 is positioned within the push rod mounting base 10, with the rear end of the elastic block 8 hinged to the side of the push rod mounting base 10 via a pivot. A guide slot 11 is provided on the side of the push rod mounting base 10. The guide slot 11 is arc-shaped, with the center of the arc located at the pivot of the elastic block 8. The two ends of the pedal rod 9 pass through the guide slots 11 and then plug into the front end of the elastic block 8. An elastic member 17 is located between the elastic block 8 and the push rod mounting base 10. In this embodiment, the elastic member 17 is a torsion spring that is sleeved onto the pivot of the elastic block 8. The two ends of the torsion spring abut against the elastic block 8 and the bottom surface of the push rod mounting base 10, respectively. The elastic block 8 is engaged and disengaged from the bottom end of the push rod 3 by the pedal rod 9. The push rod 3 is reversible and foldable.

[0036] An expansion limit bar 13 is inserted into the side of the push rod mounting base 10. This bar 13 is located in front of the bottom end of the push rod 3 and abuts the front side of the bottom end of the push rod 3. The storage plate assembly is mounted on the push rod 3 and includes an upper plate 6 and a lower plate 7. The upper plate 6 is bolted to the push rod 3 on both sides, and the lower plate 7 is hinged to the bottom of the upper plate 6. The lower plate 7 is provided with a storage slot 4 and a long-handled tool insertion hole 5. The storage slot 4 is used to temporarily store items such as knives, scissors, and small bags of fertilizer. The long-handled tool insertion hole 5 is used to insert and position the bottom end of long-handled tools such as shovels and hoes. Magnetic elements are fixed to both the upper plate 6 and the lower plate 7, and the magnetic elements on the upper plate 6 and the lower plate 7 are positioned in the same direction. The tool fixing base 14 is fixed to the base plate 1. The tool fixing base 14 is a bent metal part with a cross-section in the shape of an "X". The two sides of the tool fixing base 14 are attached to the base plate 1 and fixed with bolts. The middle of the tool fixing base 14 is suspended in the air. The tool fixing base 14 is provided with a slot 15 for the bottom end of a long-handled tool. The rest of the structure is the same as that of Example 1.

[0037] When the garden cart is not in use, the pedal 9 can be stepped on, causing the elastic block 8 to overcome the elastic member 17 and move away from the bottom end of the push rod 3. At this time, the elastic block 8 is not blocked in the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod 3, so the push rod 3 can be pushed to freely flip around the hinge point and fold toward the base plate 1 until it is close to the base plate 1. At this time, the bottom end of the push rod 3 has passed the elastic block 8. The pedal 9 is released, and the elastic block 8 rebounds and returns to its original position under the elastic force of the elastic member 17, occupying the rotation path of the bottom end of the push rod 3, locking the garden cart in the folded state. Multiple garden carts in the folded state can be stacked, greatly reducing space usage and making storage convenient. When in use, the pedal 9 is stepped on again, simultaneously lifting and unfolding the push rod 3 until the push rod 3 contacts the expansion limit stop 13, and then the pedal 9 is released to lock the garden cart in the expanded state. When carrying heavy objects on or off the base plate 1, the screws on the side plates 2 on both sides can be loosened, and the front side plates 2 can be flipped down. In this way, the objects can be put in or out through the front or rear gaps not blocked by the side plates 2, without having to lift the objects to a high height to pass over the side plates 2. This is more labor-saving and convenient. When carrying long-handled garden tools, the long-handled garden tools are inverted, and the handle is inserted through the long-handled tool insertion hole 5 and then into the long-handled tool bottom slot 15. The middle part of the handle is restrained by the long-handled tool insertion hole 5 on the storage plate assembly, so that the long-handled tools can be stably kept in an upright position.

Claims

1. A garden cart comprising a bottom plate with a push rod and rollers, characterized in that: The folding assembly further comprises an elastic card block and a pedal rod. Both ends of the pedal rod are provided with a push rod mounting seat fixed to the bottom plate and hinged to the bottom end of the push rod. The push rod mounting seat is provided with a guide groove. The pedal rod is inserted into the guide groove and connected to the elastic card block. The elastic card block is hinged in the push rod mounting seat and an elastic part is provided between the elastic card block and the push rod mounting seat. The elastic card block is clutched with the bottom end of the push rod under the drive of the pedal rod. A side panel is provided on the bottom plate. The side panel is closed on three sides and open on one side.

2. The garden cart according to claim 1, wherein: A mounting base plate is provided on the bottom plate, and a push rod mounting seat is mounted on the mounting base plate.

3. The garden cart according to claim 2, wherein: A deployment limit stop bar abutting against the front side of the bottom of the push rod is fixed on the push rod mounting seat.

4. The garden cart according to claim 1, wherein: It also includes a storage plate assembly, which is installed on the push rod and is provided with a storage groove and a long-handled tool socket.

5. The garden cart according to claim 4, wherein: The storage plate assembly comprises an upper plate and a lower plate, wherein the upper plate is fixed on the push rod, the lower plate is connected to the upper plate, and the storage groove and the long-handled tool socket are located on the lower plate.

6. The garden cart according to claim 5, characterized in that: The lower plate is hinged to the upper plate, and magnetic parts are fixed on both the upper plate and the lower plate, and the positions of the magnetic parts on the upper plate and the lower plate correspond.

7. The garden cart according to claim 5, wherein: The lower plate hook is hung on the upper plate.

8. The garden cart according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that: The utility model also comprises a tool fixing base, which is fixed on the bottom plate and is provided with a bottom end slot of a long-handled tool.

9. The garden cart according to claim 1, wherein: The tool fixing base is a bent metal part.

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