Abstract:
A saddle mounting structure comprising a connector for connecting a saddle to a golf cart's main frame, two symmetrical locating blocks for connecting said connector to the pillar of the saddle by a screw and a lock nut, two fastening plates for connecting the connector to the golf cart's main frame by a second screw. The connector has raised strips radially made on the outer wall surface alternatively engaged in a plurality of radial grooves on one symmetrical locating block for adjusting the angular position of the saddle relative to the golf cart's main frame.
Abstract:
A golf cart wheel axle assembly having a holder plate connected to the frame of a golf cart to hold a wheel axle by a lock screw, wherein the wheel axle has a tapered rod and a rectangular block longitudinally aligned and respectively inserted into a taper hole and a rectangular hole on the holder plate; the lock screw is screwed through the tapered hole into a bolt hole on the tapered rod, having a split circular projection engaged into an annular groove inside the tapered hole.
Abstract:
A transistor structure with improved device performance, and a method for forming the same is provided. The transistor structure is an SOI (silicon-on-insulator) transistor. In one embodiment, a silicon layer over the oxide layer is a relatively uniform film and in another embodiment, the silicon layer over the oxide layer is a silicon fin. The transistor devices include source/drain structures formed of a strain material that extends through the silicon layer, through the oxide layer and into the underlying substrate which may be silicon. The source/drain structures also include portions that extend above the upper surface of the silicon layer thereby providing an increased volume of the strain layer to provide added carrier mobility and higher performance.
Abstract:
A golf bag cradle assembly including a bag cradle, and two straps for fastening a golf bag to the bag cradle, each strap having a loop at one end fastened to the bag cradle and a male or female strap connector at an opposite end for connection to each other, wherein the two straps have a respective elastic strap section in the middle respectively connected between the loops and the male and female strap connectors to absorb shocks.
Abstract:
A golf cart wheel frame mounting structure comprising a wheel frame holder secured to a golf cart's main frame by a mounting plate, a pressure plate and a lock screw; a shaft fastened in the wheel frame holder at the bottom to hold a pair of left-hand wheel frames and a pair of right-hand wheel frames permitting the left-hand and right-hand wheel frames to be pivoted thereto; two wheel holders pivotably secured to the left-hand and right-hand wheel frames at the bottom for holding two wheels; and a foldable frame having two opposite ends pivotably secured to one of said left-hand wheel frames and one of the right-hand wheel frames. Through the foldable frame, the wheel frames are closed together. By rotating the shaft through 90.degree. angle, the wheel frames, the foldable frame, the wheel holders and the wheels are collapsed and closely attached to the golf cart's main frame.
Abstract:
A golf cart score board and handlebar angular position adjusting structure, comprising a screw rod fastened with a lock nut to secure a handlebar and a score board to a connecting rod which is fixedly fastened in a golf cart's main frame. The handlebar and the score board have each a toothed portion engaged with the toothed portion at either side of the connecting rod with a helical spring each set therebetween. Therefore, the handlebar and the score board can be adjusted to a desired angle relative to the connecting rod and the golf cart's main frame by loosening the lock nut from the screw rod and then fastening it tight.
Abstract:
A golf cart wheel axle assembly having a holder plate connected to the frame of a golf cart to hold a wheel axle by a lock screw, wherein a rivet is fastened in a transversely extended rivet hole on the holder plate and peripherally engaged into an annular groove around a shoulder on the lock screw to stop the lock screw from an axial movement relative to the wheel axle.