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Could it be that it is an 80' era Doppelmayr with a gusseted style top plate on the tower tubes ends that is attempting to be connect to a mid 90's Poma cross arm that doesn’t utilize a gusseted top plate connection? Most likely it is easier and faster to have L-P manufacture new cross arms that will work with the old tubes than modify either the tubes in field or the existing cross arms in a shop. Plus I am sure that L-P or ASC can easily reuse the old ones elsewhere.

I guess the tower tubes are staying at The Canyons then. Does Doppelmayr CTEC still use this type of tower tube for six packs?

...plus the reporter a) can't spell and b) doesn't know what a 'hangar' (sp) is on a skilift. New quad-guage towerheads would make sense, though.

Here is the final list of lifts for this summer

1 Bear Creek, Pennsylvania DoppelmayrCTEC Quad F
2 Beaver Creek, Colorado DoppelmayrCTEC Pulse Gondola Riverfront Gondola
3 Belleyare Mountain, New York DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Superchief Express
4 Buck Hill, Minnesota DoppelmayrCTEC Quad Quad
5 Deer Valley, Utah DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Sterling Express
6 Jackson Hole, Wyoming DoppelmayrCTEC Double Headwall
7 King Pine, New Hampshire DoppelmayrCTEC Triple Black Bear
8 Mount Bachelor, Oregon DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Pine Marten Express
9 Mount Baker, Washington DoppelmayrCTEC Quad Chair 3
10 Northstar-at-Tahoe, California DoppelmayrCTEC Platter Platter
11 Northstar-at-Tahoe, California DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Six/Gondola 8 Big Springs Express
12 OHSU, Oregon DoppelmayrCTEC Tram OHSU Tram
13 Park City, Utah DoppelmayrCTEC Triple Spiro
14 Powder Mountain, Utah DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Hidden Lake Express
15 Silver Star, British Columbia DoppelmayrCTEC Quad Alpine Meadows
16 Ski Bromont, Quebec DoppelmayrCTEC Quad Chair 7
17 Ski Liberty, Pennsylvania DoppelmayrCTEC Quad
18 Ski Roundtop, Pennsylvania DoppelmayrCTEC Triple Robling
19 Snowbird, Utah DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Peruvian Express
20 Snowshoe, West Virginia DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Soaring Exgle Express
21 Spanish Peaks, Montana DoppelmayrCTEC Triple Cabin
22 Spanish Peaks, Montana DoppelmayrCTEC Platter Elk Ridge A
23 Spanish Peaks, Montana DoppelmayrCTEC Surface Elk Ridge B
24 Sun Peaks, British Columbia DoppelmayrCTEC Quad
25 Texas Fairgrounds DoppelmayrCTEC 8 Passenger Gondola Skyride
26 The Canyons, Utah DoppelmayrCTEC Quad Dreamcatcher
27 The Canyons, Utah DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Six Tombstone Express
28 Whistler, British Columbia DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Piccolo Express
29 Windham, New York DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad G
30 Wolf Creek, Colorado DoppelmayrCTEC High Speed Quad Raven Express
31 Wolf Laurel, North Carolina DoppelmayrCTEC Quad Breakaway Village
32 Bear Valley, California Leitner-Poma High Speed Quad Polar Express
33 Big White, British Columbia Leitner-Poma High Speed Six Snow Ghost Express
34 Blue Mountain, Pennsylvania Leitner-Poma High Speed Six Challenge Express
35 Breckenridge, Colorado Leitner-Poma 8 Passenger Gondola Breckenridge Gondola
36 Crested Butte, Colorado Leitner-Poma High Speed Quad East River Express
37 Snowmass, Colorado Leitner-Poma 8 Passenger Gondola Elk Camp Gondola
38 Stowe, Vermont Leitner-Poma Cabriolet 4 Cabriolet
39 Snowmass, Colorado Leitner-Poma Quad Assay Hill
40 49°North, Washington Used Quad Sunrise Basin
41 Beaver Mountain, Utah Used Triple Harry's Dream
42 Castle Mountain, Alberta Used Triple Mount Haig
43 Catamount, New York Used Quad Summit
44 Hawksnest, North Carolina Used Double Easiest
45 Marquette Mountain, Michigan Used Triple Snowfield
46 Northstar-at-Tahoe, California Used Triple Pioneer
47 Park City, Utah Used Triple Silver Star
48 Steamboat, Colorado Used High Speed Quad Sunshine Express
49 Windham, New York Used Triple C
50 Winter Park, Colorado Used Triple Parsenn Bowl

DoppelmayrCTEC 30 Lifts 79%
Leitner-Poma 8 Lifts 21%
Used 11 Lifts

Skier, you accidently left out the new pulse gondola at The Canyons that's being built by the Miner's Club.

I'm not sure if it's official or not, but it appears that Snowmass might be also building a beginner HSQ at the top of the new gondola in the Elk Camp area. If you look at the newest trail map for Snowmass, the lift line for the lift is in red rather than that mustard orange color.

SkiBachelor, on Jun 12 2006, 09:56 PM, said:

Snowmass is putting in a carpet lift at the top of the Gondola. The HSQ planned for this area will be installed in the future.

The projects this summer are the Poma 8-passenger Elk Camp gondola and Poma fixed grip quad for Assay Hill.

Also, I asked this question before and got no response. Does anyone have any information on what happened to the Dopplemayr Six-Pack proposed for Snow Valley, Running Springs, CA?

I was getting skeptical if marquette mountain was going to install the new lift. So I sent them an Email. And it reads:

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And this is the reply I got:

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So it is indeed true that there will be a new lift for marquette mountain. Although it will not be new in the sence that it is used and will replace a lift that is already there.

I presume after this years bad ski season in southern California, that Snow Valley has put the project on hold.

I was visiting back in Ohio and while passing by the ski area I used to frequent, they were taking delivery of a used triple. I'm not sure where the chair is from, but I'm sure someone could identify the chair:



The ski area is Mad River Mountain (even though it is only 250 vertical feet) in Belfountaine, Ohio.

Pics can be found on their site: http://www.skimadriv....php?category=1
This post has been edited by NoPainNoJane: 10 July 2006 - 11:33 AM

The chair looks very similar to the Borvig triple which was removed from Berthoud Pass, CO (now closed/ cleared) but last I heard that lift (Mines Peak) went to Kansas City where it had not yet been reinstalled.

So that would be a Borvig.

looks to be the same carriers as berthoud also. check out this page for more info: http://www.colorados...lost/bpass.html

It might be the same lift too. Some ski areas have purchased lifts hoping to install them and then decided or not to or couldn't. Mt. Ashland is a good example. It purchased Mt. Hood Meadows' former Shooting Star lift and then enviromentalists shot the new expansion down, so 49 Degrees North purchased the lift from Mt. Ashland after it has been sitting in storage for 8 years.

coskibum, on Jul 11 2006, 11:12 PM, said:

It is the same lift in most if not all designs:

Terminals:





Towers:





Carriers:



So it would be possible for it to be bethoud passes old triple.

It is indeed the lift from Berthoud Pass. By the way, the Borvig quad from Berthoud went to Berkshire East in Massachusettes.

I also swung thru Mad River Mtn over the 4th and saw this lift. I didnt do anymore than a slow drive-by, but I noticed the sheave wheels said LEITNER on them. I am assuming that the lift was a Borvig/Leitner child then, the same age as the Borvig/Leitner Highspeed at Spirit Mt.(Late 80's??)

That makes sense, this lift was built at Berthoud Pass in 1989.

skier691, on Jul 12 2006, 09:45 PM, said:

There are two things to be considered here

When berthoud pass came back out of being dormant for a while, the borvig lifts were vandalized. Leitner was the company used to fix up these lifts so that they could go back into operation.

Most if not all borvig lifts use leitner designed sheave wheels. I believe it was said earlier that there wwas an agreement between the two companies. This also explains the leitner borvig crossover lifts like the one at spirit.

Aussierob, Is there any news on Picollo at Whistler? They havent posted anything on their site for a while now..

Yes, the Berthoud Pass Borvigs were Borvig/Leitner. They worked together to make a Cadillac - Borvig was hoping to use it as a demo to get more Colorado business.