When you remove that old lighting package, I know a guy who likes to restore old stuff like that.. Just sayin... 😂

I have watched many of your videos and three things impress me the most. 1) The focus on safety by you and your company. 2) The desire to meet your client's expectations. and 3) The desire that the client's customers have an enjoyable and safe time.  I love watching your videos.

This man is on ball with his carnival rides. Princess 👸 Jamie

So glad I found this channel. I've always been curious about this stuff! Thank you!

Great presentation.  thank you.

I love these setup videos. I know it's a lot of work to post videos but I hope to see you guys post more regularly because I really do find the videos both entertaining and informative. Whatever other rides youg guys own or have access to please record the setups and upload. Thanks a million.

Molding release spray works great at the playground.

32:24 did he just call me a wet back? Lol

This is Better than a Tutorial and the Ride Manufacturer should be Interested in having you Describe it just like you did for us. You’re ALL about Safety. Thanks!👍🙏

I've posted comments that I was a former ride operator, at my 1st seasonal amusement park job I've helped set up & at times was the operator. It's pretty straight forward as u'll see.

Safety + these men make sure..so together..impressive!

On the carnival i use to work on we just used soda to slow down our slide and we used pledge to speed it up

Very informative video. The narrator here clearly has a ton of experience and knowledge in this field. It would be great to see the lighting system re-design and installation in a future video!

Waiting for that “refurb” video!

Love the old school ferris wheel

The last time I went down, that was a few years ago, not this exact one but one in america somewhere, anyway I brocken my arm.

We used lemon pledge only on the first 2 humps..    I like your slide with the hinged possum belly doors..  our slide was a lot older with heavy duty plywood panels.. you are lucky with the fold down lollipop lights.. the older slides  the drivers side lollipops were stored in the possum belly.. also I like how the top platform is hydraulic , our old slide the top platform  folded under  and had to be raised and assembled

You are a man after my own heart and for love of the rides .I am in the UK and worked on a number of big rides like you  I keep looking and hearing for any unwanted movement or noises .L hàve been on or looking at different rides. And pointed faults  out that if not repaired it will be a bigger job and could hurt passengers on the rides. you also need a good work force so they can say I heard a noise and stopped the ride safety is paramount as you are dealing with people's lives . Oh by the way love your video,s .good luck In the future...

24:43  LOL It sucks working alone, good thing you are strong.

On your Farris wheel, the seats look like the ones on the Chance Sky Wheel because of the holes on them. Also this was a fun video you shared. I remember setting up and tearing down.