Dyno for rent

**rovercare** · 28th October 2016, 11:54 AM

So my dyno turns up in December, 2wd dyno dynamics, setting up as diesel tuning workshop, but I also am contemplating renting the dyno out to others whom wish to tune there own vehicles, saving themselves some coin by doing so

What sort of pricing would people feel appropriate to rent a dyno? Consider that there needs to be an initial set up fee, vehicle strapping and dyno operation need to be shown, sensor mounting etc, then left to their own devices

Gives people the ability to hire a machine that is extremely useful, with associated instrumentation, that usually only ever comes with a tuner

**Pedro_The_Swift** · 28th October 2016, 10:36 PM

so its for 2wd only?
Less than a $100 a run,,
No way you can rely on the punter to tie down properly--

**Vern** · 29th October 2016, 06:05 AM

Box of Melbourne stubbies

**TerryO** · 29th October 2016, 06:25 AM

I own a motorcycle Dyno and there is no way I would rent it out, who are they going to sue when it all goes wrong because the vehicle wasn't strapped down properly?

Other than that all your potentially doing is providing someone without the money to buy a Dyno or set up a workshop a opportunity to run their own business with your expensive tools.

**rovercare** · 29th October 2016, 06:31 AM

Originally Posted by TerryO

I own a motorcycle Dyno and there is no way I would rent it out, who are they going to sue when it all goes wrong because the vehicle wasn't strapped down properly?

ill be doing the initial strapping

**rovercare** · 29th October 2016, 06:32 AM

Originally Posted by Vern

Box of Little creatures, pale ale

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**rovercare** · 29th October 2016, 06:34 AM

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

so its for 2wd only?
Less than a $100 a run,,
No way you can rely on the punter to tie down properly--

It's not for a power run, it'll be rented for tuning purposes, hourly rate

**Vern** · 29th October 2016, 06:34 AM

Thats a bit classy😉

**weeds** · 29th October 2016, 06:36 AM

I think I paid $150 for enough runs (three from memory) to get the tune right with a mechanic doing the adjustments.

**TerryO** · 29th October 2016, 06:39 AM

Originally Posted by rovercare

ill be doing the initial strapping

Then it will definitely be your insurance (wallet) that is at risk if something goes wrong. Also does your business insurance cover you if you allow someone who is not employed by you to use your workshop and tools? Same goes for OH&S?

Why risk it for a measly $100?

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