Milky way sure does but the towers and drive on Hollywood are definitely early Poma, the return could be something different but it could be a modified Poma floating bullwheel, there are other resorts that have done that. Either way, most of these lifts are super unusual even the riblet quad, that drive looks almost like a Thiokol drive combined with a riblet.
Those early model Poma towers you’re talking about have been found on quite a few Telecar and Miner-Denver lifts, including the original Becker and Porky doubles at Snowbasin (Wildcat double had that interesting tower similar to the Milky Way lift at this mountain). As for floating bullwheels, I would believe that Hollywood had one, but Milky most likely did not. I have yet to see a lift with that interesting tower and tension terminal associated with American Cableways with a floating bullwheel.
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Both triples appear to be telecar
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Milky way sure does but the towers and drive on Hollywood are definitely early Poma, the return could be something different but it could be a modified Poma floating bullwheel, there are other resorts that have done that. Either way, most of these lifts are super unusual even the riblet quad, that drive looks almost like a Thiokol drive combined with a riblet.
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Those early model Poma towers you’re talking about have been found on quite a few Telecar and Miner-Denver lifts, including the original Becker and Porky doubles at Snowbasin (Wildcat double had that interesting tower similar to the Milky Way lift at this mountain). As for floating bullwheels, I would believe that Hollywood had one, but Milky most likely did not. I have yet to see a lift with that interesting tower and tension terminal associated with American Cableways with a floating bullwheel.
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Where were the triples from? They both appear to be originally doubles from the tower model and the added sheaves.
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According to this spreadsheet, they are frankenlifts:
http://www.skilifts.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=11167
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