The crew from Doppelmayr is flying through work on the Teton lift with 110 days until opening. Jackson Hole’s fourth high speed quad now has a complete top terminal with the bottom not far behind. The Uni-G model terminals are mostly gray with white ends. The 8,500′ haul rope, which was manufactured in Canada, was brought up the mountain earlier this week. Eighty DT-104 Agamatic grips also arrived in crates last week. The bottom lift shack is the only large component not in already in place besides the haul rope. At this rate I would not be surprised to see a load test by October 1st.
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DT grips, I am surprised you didn’t get the AGA grip for this lift. I find the AGA grip simpler and the grip is also more similar to the rest of the detachable grips you have already.
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I was surprised too. But as I understand it the DT is standard equipment.
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Yeah, bummer about the DT grip. That forces Doppelmayr to put the grip force sensors on the outgoing side. When there is a grip force fault the chair stops outside the terminal.
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Boxes might say DT but hopefully that’s not what’s inside
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You’re right Mike- Agamatics are in the crates, at least the one that someone opened up already.
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The actuator rail on the terminal looks like the setup for the AGA, the DT rail I though was much shorter but I could be wrong.
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