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What you could do instead is rent use of your machine. Replacing the machine could take months once damaged and if it’s in the middle of harvest season you have some unhappy people who had signed up to use it. Even if they’re trying to they might not run it correctly and damage it. They’ll try to have fun with it and experiment with what can be freeze dried. People don’t treat rented stuff the way they treat their own things. The third and I think biggest problem is that it’s a delicate item that has to be treated gently. I know I would never rent a machine for this reason alone, I don’t want my food to have drug residue. It would be impossible to tell renters what they can and can’t do with it when it’s out of your control and they’ll do what they want even if you try. It’s like peak rates on rental cars.Īnother potential issue is that you’ll get people who rent it for preparing drugs to sell. I would guess the rental cost is so high because in any given area everyone will want to rent it at about the same time to preserve the food from their garden. My main question is: would anyone here actually pay to rent one of these for a month to help preserve their fall harvest or to build up a supply of long term food? I’m also planning on getting insurance, a gps tracker, a legal contract, and an LLC all set up for this just to cover my bases. I don’t want to price gouge people but I do want to give my self a hedge on the risk. I think I’ll also include delivery in the immediate area for that cost as well. That would be about 15% of the upfront cost per month or $630 per month for a medium. I think I’m going to charge based on what I’ve seen for construction equipment. That seems a little high to me considering that’s over 10% of the cost per week for the unit. I’m guessing that they rent that size out because the large one takes a dedicated 20 amp circuit. I could only find one company in California that rents out a medium sized Harvest Right for $560 a week. I can’t justify letting a $5000 machine sit in my garage for most of the time. I looked into renting one for a month for myself to make a years supply of long term food. I don’t grow much food so I don’t really have a year round use for one. The cost of a freeze dryer is pretty high.

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In full honesty, I’m planning on doing this for some side income and I’d like to do a little bit of market research.

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