Chain storage

@TripleSix can probably solve that problem. He may want to see a couple of pictures of your setup.

 

This?
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I put mine in a 5 gallon bucket. In the cab or in the toolbox

 

If you pull the same trailer all the time try hanging them across the landing gear supports.

 

If space is at a real premium, we sometimes use mud flap chain hangers. My preference would be to have them mounted in front of the drives, but sometimes that isn't possible, so at the back they go. If mounting to the rear, make sure you'll have enough clearance for any trailers you haul.

 

If your doghouse has room for plastic "milk crates", you can gather up the chains neatly and uniformly, then use a good size zip-tie to bundle up the same mass of cross links you just gathered up, then carefully place them in the crate.

Then lift them out by gathering up the tied section [of the last one placed in the crate], lay neatly on the ground, cut the tie, then gather up the ends "on top" of the bundle then pull the chain back out flat.

 

The only way to keep snow chains from tangling and twisting is hanging them methodically.

Oh, and storing things on the catwalk is frowned upon by the some weigh cops.