How to build a chain and binder storage rack | Shop Hacks | Successful Farming

Chains and binders aren’t dumped in a tangled mess on the floor on Greg Haglin’s farm near Howard Lake, Minnesota. Instead, they are hung for ready use from a rack he created from 2-inch angle iron. Watch this video to learn how to recreate Greg’s shop hack in under 2 minutes.
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[@freda1078]

Bought two old high school lockers five feet tall, add hooks chains hang inside out of the weather.

[@deanl2427]

I use a 55 gal drum. I hang the hooks on the edge and the chain inside. If you take them out the opposite you put them in, they will never tangle. Nothing to build, and plenty of room. Also, will never tip over.