@cristin @bezt About 25 years ago the rigging/climbing company I worked for, hired the biggest mobile Mammoet crane in the Netherlands, and it was more than 20,000 guilders for one day. They needed two smaller (but still very big) cranes to put it together and break it down, so repeat days were surely cheaper. It was used to put a giant steel beam between two high rises for a prime-time TV show with millions of viewers, so we got a deal and their logo was shown a bit more prominently than needed. (In the show someone with severe fear of heights was bribed with lots of money to cross the beam. He eventually did, but sat down in the middle and had to be 'saved' and convinced by someone from the rigging team to get up and going again. Great television, but pushing someone beyond their limits… nope.)
It was used to put a giant steel beam between two high rises for a prime-time TV show with millions of viewers, so we got a deal and their logo was shown a bit more prominently than needed. (In the show someone with severe fear of heights was bribed with lots of money to cross the beam. He eventually did, but sat down in the middle and had to be 'saved' and convinced by someone from the rigging team to get up and going again. Great television, but pushing someone beyond their limits… nope.)