US2005133307A1PendingUtilityA1

Magnolia carts two-piece, mobile and detachable ice cream cart for hand-dipped ice cream

Priority: Dec 22, 2003Filed: Dec 22, 2003Published: Jun 23, 2005
Est. expiryDec 22, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Michael Switzer
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Abstract

The hand sink portion of this ice cream cart easily connects and disconnects from the dipping cabinet at the ¼″ tube connection under the ball valve at the dipping well and at the large gray PVC coupler connecting the wastewater line just inside the left door of the sink cabinet. When disconnected, the ¼″ dipping well tubing curls back up and stays inside the sink cabinet and the ends of the 1″ clear wastewater tubing stick together to form a large ring and fit under the bracket at the top of the dipping well on the dipping cabinet. This easy detachability, separateness, and mobility between the dipping cabinet and the sink cabinet is what makes this cart new and unique.

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1 . the detachable two-piece nature of this cart. I have not found any other ice cream cart that has a sink cabinet that easily hooks up and detaches from the dipping cabinet. This makes my mobile ice cream cart fit easily into the back of a minivan and therefore can easily be transported in and out of buildings. The key to making it detachable are the easy connections of the waste water line and the dipping well line. Other ice cream carts have the same basic features in that they have a dipping well, hand sink, hot water heater, and water pump, however, mine is the only one I have seen that is in two pieces with the sink cabinet and the dipping cabinet each separate, mobile and easily connected and disconnected.

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