Incubator Rental?

[ItsieBitsieJeff]

How much "would you" pay to rent an incubator for one hatching cycle?

 

[hcppam]

Gee never thought of that.

 

[jerseygirl1]

Actually, I saw one listed on craigslist for $25 a month including the fertile eggs

 

[I-Have-Happy-Hens]

$20-30 bucks

 

[anderson8505]

I don't have an incubator but often think about buying one. Just can't make the plunge right now. So, I'd pay around $20 to rent one I guess. Maybe $30 if I had enough eggs to make it worth it.

 

[Stacykins]

I'd say 20$ a month is good, but I'd personally be afraid of theft. A 150$ brinsea eco w/turner could walk off very easily..

 

[petchickenlover]

I'd probably do $20-30 a month as well, but i would probably have a deposit of at least what the incubator was worth that would be returned after you got the 'bator back safely.

 

[ItsieBitsieJeff]

Thank you for all of your feedback. We have a couple of Hovabators that we aren't currently using, and we were thinking about renting them out. So if anyone is looking to rent.... LOL

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

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I got a hovebator from incubators.org and it was only 59 dollars counting shipping and a thermostat, and I just put my 5 eggs in today. It keeps the temp really good to, just thought I would let you know.

 

[grammykimi]

I would LOVE to rent an incubator with temp/humidity gauge. I've always bought day olds but would love to try hatching my own chicken and guinea eggs. I'm in NM, not sure if that matters, I can pay shipping. If you are still interested in renting please send your terms to [email protected]

Thanks,
Kim