referring to fig1 the firewood transport and storage device 10 of the present invention is shown . the device , also called a wood rack , is primarily constructed of tubular metal components for strength and light weight . the device comprises a base frame member 20 made up of first 22 and second 24 planar u - shaped tubular frame sections . the planar u - shaped sections 22 , 24 are held in parallel orientation and a selected distance apart by a plurality of support cross members 26 . the cross members 26 are fastened perpendicularly between the two u - shaped frame sections , thus producing a rigid base frame member 20 capable of supporting a quantity of firewood logs or the like . the number of support cross members 26 may vary , depending upon the size of the device . in the embodiment shown in fig1 there are a total of seven cross members 26 . the base frame member 20 thus has a generally horizontal center portion 30 and first 32 and second 34 generally vertical end portions . the center portion 30 supports the firewood logs while the end portions 32 , 34 prevent the logs from rolling off the base frame member 20 . a two - wheeled chassis assembly 40 is attached at a first end of the base frame member horizontal center portion 30 . the two - wheeled chassis assembly 40 is positioned opposite the first generally vertical end portion 32 , and below the horizontal center portion 30 of the base frame member 20 . the chassis wheels 42 are mounted at the ends of an axle 44 with the chassis assembly connecting members 46 fastened to the frame center portion 30 . the chassis connecting members 46 contains suitable bearings ( not shown ) to allow the axle 44 and attached wheels 42 to rotate with ease . the two - wheeled chassis assembly 40 elevates the base frame member first end a selected distance above the support surface s on which the wood rack device 10 rests . the wheels 42 of the chassis assembly 40 are positioned so as to be exterior the first 22 and second 24 planar u - shaped tubular frame sections . this wheel location provides stability to the wood rack device 10 when filled with logs . unlike a wheelbarrow with one wheel , the wood rack device 10 is not prone to tipping when carrying a large load of firewood logs . a support member 50 is attached at a second end of said base frame member horizontal center portion 30 . the support member 50 is positioned opposite the second generally vertical end portion 34 , and below the horizontal center portion 30 of the base frame member 20 . the support member 50 is u - shaped with two vertical legs 52 , one leg attached to each side of the base frame member 20 . a horizontal tubular member 54 is attached between the vertical legs 52 , with the horizontal member 54 contacting the support surface s . the horizontal tubular support member 54 extends beyond the two planar u - shaped frame sections 22 , 24 to provide additional stability from tipping of the wood rack device 10 . the support member 50 elevates the base frame member second end a like selected distance above the support surface s , thus providing a horizontal orientation for the base frame member relative to the support surface s . a pair of rigid tubular handle members 60 are secured to the second vertical end portion 34 of the frame member 20 opposite the support member 50 for lifting that end of the wood rack device 10 off the support surface s for transport . one handle member 60 is attached , via a linear u - shaped bracket member 62 , to each of the first 22 and second 24 planar u - shaped frame sections . the handles member 60 are coplanar with the respective frame sections 22 , 24 . each bracket member 62 is attached to the corresponding frame section with the opening of the u - shaped bracket 62 oriented downward , toward the support surface s . a first end 64 of one handle member 60 fits inside the u - shaped bracket 62 . the handle end 64 is held in place by a pin or bolt member 66 that passes through both the handle first end 64 and the bracket member 62 . the pin member 66 is positioned to allow the handle member 60 to hang vertically downward with the second end 68 of the handle member 60 close to the support surface s , as seen in fig1 . to elevate the handled end of the wood rack device 10 , an individual grasps the second end 68 of each handle member 60 and lifts both handle members 60 to a horizontal orientation . the handle members 60 pivot about the pin member 66 to a horizontal position , but do not pivot beyond horizontal due to contact with the u - shaped bracket member 62 as shown in fig2 . an individual can thus elevate the handled end of the wood rack device 10 for easy transport of firewood contained therein . thus , the handle members 60 hang vertically when the wood rack device 10 is not in use , as shown in fig3 then can be pivoted to a horizontal orientation when it is desired to transport the wood rack device 10 , as shown in fig2 . also provided is a removable second pin or bolt member 70 that passes through aligned apertures 72 in the bracket member 62 and handle first end 64 . the pin or bolt member 70 locks the handle member 60 in the horizontal orientation , providing enhanced control of the loaded wood rack device 10 when moving it from one location to another . the base frame member 20 thus elevates the firewood therein above any water or snow that might be encountered during transport or storage . the wood rack device 10 can be designed as a welded unit , except for the pivoting handle members 60 . alternatively , the wood rack device can be fabricated in sections that are reversibly connected , allowing for ease of storage or shipment . while the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof , it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention .