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Here at Skilifts.org we want provide you with a wide range of technical
information and knowledge to help you and others understand the
technical issues in the aerial lift industry. We also want to help
you solve problems that you may face in the field. To accomplish
this, we have set up a 'trouble shooting' section, which we hope
you will find useful sometime down the road. If you have experienced
and/or helped solve any technical problems or have some knowledge
that you would like to share, we would appreciate if you could write
up a summary of what you did and how you solved the problem by sending
it to us at submit@skilifts.org.
We would then post this valuable information into its designated
section, making it available to everyone. We are still a small non
profit website, but we hope to grow and provide knowledge to everyone
out there. However, we can't grow without your knowledge and help.
Our goal is to help make everyone's life easier and learn new things
from peoples stories and experiences.
Trouble
Shooting:
The Trouble Shooting section is designed for people who work
in the aerial lift industry to help them solve problems that
they may face in the field. This section covers a wide senarios
ranging from warped bullwheels to grip slippage.
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Facts
& Figures:
This section covers the aspects of what all lifts have in
common, such as towers, haul rope, carriers, sheaves, etc.
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Manufacturers:
This section contains technical information of cabin and aerial
lift manufacturers. So if you wanting to focus on a specific
lift manufacturer rather than browsing through the different
lift sections, this is the spot. (Note:
This section is NOT the section where you get information
about lift manufactuers, instead this section covers the technical
aspects of their lifts.)
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Detachable
Lifts:
Detachable lifts are one of the newest and fastest growing
types of lifts in the aerial lift industry. So we have decided
to create a section to show you the technical aspects and
the types of detachable lifts in today's aerial lift industry.
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Fixed
Grip Lifts:
Fixed grip lifts are still the preferred choice for most ski
areas. However, like detachable lifts, they still keep on
advancing, even when they were invented more than 60 years
ago. This section covers the technical aspects and the types
of fixed grip lifts that still exist in today's ski industry.
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Surface
Lifts:
Sufrace lifts are no longer as popular as they once were when
they were first invented; however, they are still have a unique
character about them which everyone still loves. This section
covers the technical aspects of surface lifts, ranging from
rope tows to t-bars.
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