Anyone have experience in renting a portable cooker?

[BZArcher]

My family would like me to cook for my grandparents' 70th wedding anniversary next year. On the plus side, I think it's going to be a lot of fun to do, and I'll have a year to plan for it.

But my concern is that they'd like to hold the party in Northeast Ohio (near Akron), and my pit is not a portable rig. (Nor do I have the funding to buy or build a bigger pit that can be towed up there right now.)

Has anyone ever needed to rent a pit to cook on for an event? Are there any companies I could try to contact? Should I just try looking at local restaurant supply or outdoor catering groups? Should I possibly try reaching out to a pit builder to see if they'd like to show a unit off?

I'm all ears for advice, guys. Also, I really doubt that I'll get that lucky, but does anyone have contacts in NE Ohio that could help?
_________________
Weber 22" Kettle
Double Drum Smoker - Jolly Green Giant

[k.a.m.]

BZArcher, have you considered renting a small trailer for your cooker? You could load it on the trailer and be able to cook on one that you are accustomed to.
_________________
Always remember slow and steady wins the race.

Hybrid Cooker

[BZArcher]

I've considered it, but I'm not sure it's practical. I'm also not sure it would be able to hold enough food once I got cooking.
_________________
Weber 22" Kettle
Double Drum Smoker - Jolly Green Giant

[feldon30]

I guess kam's concern is cooking on unknown equipment for a major event?
_________________
22" Weber Smokey Mountain + Weber Spirit

[BZArcher]