Describe the last turn off Highway 20
The local-history resource places Van Tassell close to the Nebraska line on Highway 20. Use that as orientation only: provide the actual turn, gate instructions, and location where the unit would stand. Explain any narrow approach or uncertain surface. The service provider must assess access; neither proximity to the highway nor a map pin proves that the truck can reach the proposed spot.
Make the servicing contact part of the plan
Identify someone who can answer access questions during the rental, including when the organizer or property owner is away. Ask about a stable placement, handwashing, accessible equipment, and the route users will take after dark. Describe the expected attendance or crew pattern honestly so the service discussion reflects actual use. Check property or town permission separately if the intended location is not clearly authorized private space.
Request an address-specific service scope
Ask for Van Tassell pricing only after the property and service access are described. Confirm whether the proposal includes the requested equipment, scheduled visits, delivery, and pickup. Discuss who handles gate access and how an added visit or extended rental period would change the arrangement.