Elevate wheels for long-term storage

Use concrete blocks or something similar. Like the old saying, "Store it on blocks."

I couldn't find anything searching for 'elevating wheels', 'raising wheels', etc etc...so I started this post.

Ok, so 'jacking up on the frame' is a no-no. How else can I get the wheels off the ground? Could you point me to a thread on this, like I said, I can't find any . . . .

Jacking up the RPod is the "slippery slope" of  maintenance. So if we can't agree on where to jack it up, how are we gonna also agree on where to put the blocks when it's jacked up?   Lots of luck! Do I hear the word "levitation" coming?

When I installed my riser kit, purchased from FR directly, the instructions included simply advised to jack up the frame behind the axle mount location.  No special precautions were given.  I would not hesitate to do the same, leaving enough space between the riser mount and the jack to insert a concrete block.  A piece of wood on top of the block would protect the frame finish, if so desired.  All of this takes place in close proximity to the axle attachment points, so I don't see how any frame damage would result. 

If I were going through all this trouble, I would be tempted to remove the wheels and store them for the winter. 

I have never heard of a pod frame being damaged by jacking it up in this manner.

Originally posted by TrinityTurret Bill....would this 4 x 4 be placed under the pod, behind the wheels, and ACROSS the pod, like the ties on a railroad track? Or would there be one of them behind each wheel, with the jack somewhat in the middle of it for weight distribution?