Pro fireworks truck rental

[Salutecake]

So is it Budget Truck rental that is friendly towards renting to fireworks people, and if so are there any more?

Thanks

[BMoore]

Seems to be who most display companies use but unless something has changed those rentals are all corporate accounts and are monthly rentals under a special fireworks contract. If you walk in off the street and rent a Budget truck it's going to have the same "no flamables or explosives" clause as everyone else.

[Salutecake]

Thanks for the info - I thought it was mostly for companies, thanks for confirming.

[vegassalute]

It's a funny thing about Budget trucks. 99% of the time if you see them driving on grass, they likely have toys. If I remember correctly, U-Haul is anti when it comes to 1.3 or 1.4. That may be dated information though, it's been many years since I spoke with them about moving pyro w/ their rentals.

[displayfireworks1]

I really do not know 100% but as far as I remember and worked these professional displays, I always remember getting excited when I see these Budget Trucks parked at a shoot site. This is why I added one of these Budget Trucks in one of my fireworks products with Jake's World Class about 6 years ago.
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[vegassalute]

I really do not know 100% but as far as I remember and worked these professional displays, I always remember getting excited when I see these Budget Trucks parked at a shoot site. This is why I added one of these Budget Trucks in one of my fireworks products with Jake's World Class about 6 years ago.
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Making that truck on the sides of the cake a Budget-like truck made all the difference. Any other generic truck would have felt way out of place. Although I didn't necessarily think "Budget" in the graphic after seeing it all these years, now that Dave says it, I can see it now, and it absolutely makes the graphic work by making it feel familiar; making it feel genuine. Good call. As an aside, its pretty impressive to see the DF1 brand evolve into an actual 1.4 brand, and ultimately into a 1.4 line of product after two decades. That's pretty damn cool. Not many endeavors stand the test of time, but Pyro Talk sure has, not an easy feat.