Party Rental Business | A Look at Operations, Loading, Warehouse & Deliveries During The Spring Rush

[@robertperez4894]

Les if it wasn't for you and lee,and Adam, I probably would of gave up on my journey in the rental business. Thank you and keep the videos coming.

[@mfuentes13]

Thanks for filming you moving stuff! Really helps us get an insight. We move things very similar to you guys and sometimes it’s those little details that really go a long way.

[@marvinsquest1]

I love this type of content! 8 foot madness indeed.

[@adaml5851]

Les for the win!!

[@VoodooEventsRomania]

You need bigger wheels on your cart and it will go easier over small bumps

[@TheRentalJourney]

Maybe they look small but they’re 5 inch casters.

[@VoodooEventsRomania]

@@TheRentalJourney we use the 12.5 cm ( same 5 inch) with 600 kg maximum loading / wheel

[@randyhamilton6567]

Love seeing the videos. Keep them coming

[@TheRentalJourney]

Thanks Randy!

[@phillip3594]

I spend a lot of $ on event rental companies, I personally prefer 8x4 decking just because occassionaly the decking joining together isn't 100% smooth, especially with older staging and 8x4 decking eliminates more uneven surfaces.

[@TheRentalJourney]

Good point.

[@randyhamilton6567]

Your gate will adjust wherr it stops. Take a look at it and find the stop switch and it should move up a little to fix that problem .

[@JSn00py]

Thanks for another great video! Quick question, what’s your most popular stage setup size? I’ve been considering getting into staging but I’m unsure of what size to start with.

[@TheRentalJourney]

8x12 and 8x16 seems to be most popular at the start. So I would buy 8-12 4x4 stage decks to start with.

[@JSn00py]

🙏🏾

[@paulknoblock8797]

Those are not harbor freight dollys!😉