This Doppelmayr quad services the entire Avila side of the mountain.Lower part of the lift line.View up the relatively short line.Bottom terminal with unique enclosure.Drive terminal.Drive bullwheel and hydraulic tensioning.Another view of the bottom terminal.Bottom bullwheel narrower than line gauge.Chain-driven terminal.The top return station.Side view of the top station.View down from the summit.Arriving up top.
Not sure if it has a name, but it’s a style of chair commonly seen in Dopp detach quads built in the 1980s. Very common in Quebec, also on the 2 Doppelmayr detach quads built in Ontario, and the FourRunner express at Stowe. Not very common out west, although this model is also at Panorama.
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What is that chair model called? I think it’s the same model as the chairs on Mile 1 Express at Panorama.
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Not sure if it has a name, but it’s a style of chair commonly seen in Dopp detach quads built in the 1980s. Very common in Quebec, also on the 2 Doppelmayr detach quads built in Ontario, and the FourRunner express at Stowe. Not very common out west, although this model is also at Panorama.
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why did dopp build so many hsq’s in Quebec in the 80s?
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