Abstract: An apparatus and method for stacking elongate trailer frames in a generally up-ended position. The apparatus includes an elongate base adapted to rest substantially freely on the ground in a first location, a plurality of supports extending upwardly from the base and an elongate framework mounted atop the supports. Trailer frame support arms are mounted on the framework for supporting a plurality of trailer frames in up-ended orientation. The entire apparatus is portable, such that it may be used in a first location for storing up-ended trailer frames, the trailer frames may be removed therefrom, and the entire apparatus lifted and moved to a second location where it may be needed for convenient storage of elongate trailer frames.

Abstract: A support for assisting in stacking multiple trailer chassis one atop the other. Each chassis has an elongate frame and wheels supporting its rear end. A support, or supports, support the wheels of an overlying trailer chassis above and out of engagement with the ground-engaging wheels of the lowermost chassis in the stack to permit rolling movement of the stack.