This is a Jig back Funifor, same for the Saleforce park one, normally Funifors have cabins that have their own propulsion system however, none were built in north america, but plenty in Europe.
You’re right. I redid my research and found that these are ‘reversible funitels,’ or FUN V, and the others are ‘detachable funitels,’ or FUN D. Funifors (FUF) are like dual haul trams, like you said. Sorry for the misinformation.
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Is there any other Funitels in North America other than this and the one at Palisades Tahoe?
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This is kind of a funitel:
https://liftblog.com/salesforce-park-ca/
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These are both Funifors, not Funitels. Gold Coast is a proper Funitel. Funifors are also known as FUN Vs, and Funitels as FUN Ds.
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This is a Jig back Funifor, same for the Saleforce park one, normally Funifors have cabins that have their own propulsion system however, none were built in north america, but plenty in Europe.
https://www.remontees-mecaniques.net/bdd/reportage-fuf-100-falginjoch-doppelmayr-7958.html
https://www.remontees-mecaniques.net/bdd/reportage-fuf-100-pejo-3000-doppelmayr-5936.html
https://www.remontees-mecaniques.net/bdd/liste-5-type-7.html
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You’re right. I redid my research and found that these are ‘reversible funitels,’ or FUN V, and the others are ‘detachable funitels,’ or FUN D. Funifors (FUF) are like dual haul trams, like you said. Sorry for the misinformation.
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