Manhattan, IL
A lot of naysayers here, there’s a company in my area that rents pins and says he does much better than most pins on location, a lot less wear and tear too.
The pinside diehard pinheads won’t be the ones renting.
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Quoted from GoldenBeard:Initial setup fee includes application fee, travel time, prep time, ‘level of comfort’ discussing with the renter time. So in my opinion, that initial fee is irrelevant to the long term benefits of the renter. They can get up to 4 machines a year (3-month min per machine is what I’m thinking) for far less than buying new, dialing it in, fixing it when broken, paying shipping fees. Paying taxes. Paying shipping fees again when they sell it. Or hourly time and gas on picking up or selling, the general headache of dealing with the public, etc.
Truthfully I feel that for some pins $350 is too high, for some too low, it all depends on what they are looking for and the general cost of the machine.
The prices here are $200-$450/month ranging from early SS to brand new.
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