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Longtime California winemaker, Brad Warner, established Napa Valley's first-ever rental business for wine and beverage production in 1991. Since then

Along with the evolution of battery-powered equipment through the years, the topic of battery safety is an important part of the equipment’s use.

Watch as Ann Trostle, A to Z Event Rentals, Dillsburg, Pa., talks about her transition from dental hygienist to the owner of an event rental company and what sets her company apart from others.

The Woodcracker® tree saw with grapple configuration from Manitou, West Bend, Wis., is available on three Manitou rotating telehandlers and is designed to improve performance in tree and limb removal operations, the company said.

Warren Cat Rental, headquartered in Midland, Texas, has acquired Great Plains Equipment Rental, with locations in Midland and Lubbock, Texas.

The 18V LXT compact one-handed reciprocating saw (XRJ08Z) from Makita USA, La Mirada, Calif., delivers zero to 3,100 strokes/min. with a 0.875 stroke length for faster cutting, the company said.

The battery-powered, electric ZT6000e zero-turn mower from Bobcat Co., West Fargo, N.D., features a 20.4-kWh lithium-ion battery and provides up to 8 hours of runtime, mowing up to 23.8 acres depending on conditions, the company said.

The following companies have recently reported financial results.

he 172-hp 651G full-sized wheel loader from CASE Construction Equipment, Racine, Wis., features a breakout force of nearly 24,000 lbs., a lifting capacity of over 16,100 lbs. and more clearance under the bucket during dumping.

Alta Equipment Co. has opened a new branch in Tallahassee, Fla. The location is the company’s ninth in the state of Florida.

Ant Equipment Rentals & Sales, based in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, has opened the doors of a new branch in Calgary, Alberta.

Arena Group, Milwaukee, has acquired U.K.-based temporary structure provider Showblock.

Herc Rentals has acquired Rental Works of Maryland, an independent equipment rental company that served the Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia markets.

This past week, an outbreak of severe tornadoes caused devastation in many parts of America’s heartland. If your rental store or employees are severely impacted by natural disasters, know that the ARA Foundation’s Disaster Relief Grants are here to assist.

The following companies have made recent changes to their staff or organization.

The American Rental Association, along with 97 other signatories, has signed a letter in support of a proposed bill that seeks to repeal the Corporate Transparency Act which mandates Beneficial Ownership Information reporting for businesses.

If you are an event rental business that operates in the Midwest or parts of the South, you had better be prepared for “cicada-geddon” this summer. This will be the largest influx of cicadas at one time in more than 200 years.

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Wendell Edd, operations manager of ABC Equipment Rental, recently reach

It happens far too often. A customer comes in, rents your equipment and never returns it despite repeated attempts to reach them. Or, unbeknownst to you, a customer walks out the door with your equipment by using a fake ID and stolen credit card. Now you are left trying to pick up the pieces and hopefully recover your equipment.

The following companies have recently reported financial results.

The following company has recently reported financial results. 

A customer went into their local rental store to pick up the tow-behind lift they had rented. They towed the equipment to their job site without incident.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule banning noncompete agreements, but how and if it impacts the equipment rental industry is still to be determined.