Flat Iron – Park City, UT Drive-tension terminal. Loading area. Lift line looking towards Iron Mountain. Mi-unload #1. Riding up. Mid-unload #2. Last section of the line. Mid-unload #2. Return bullwheel. Advertisements Share this:EmailTwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
RMurphy July 10, 2016 / 11:44 pm Did this come used from Solitude? If not, I’m just curious as to where it is from. LikeLike
Erik June 8, 2017 / 9:14 pm I figured out the following on this lift Length: 1,641 ft Vertical Rise: 4 ft Horsepower: 175 HP Chairs: 102 Line Speed: 500 Capacity: 1,200 per hour LikeLike
Carson June 16, 2018 / 12:57 pm It is apex the way I now this is powderhorn went up on the left and apex you loaded on the right. LikeLike
New England Chairlifts & Skiing August 25, 2019 / 3:44 pm The award for the flattest lift around? Vertical rise is 5 feet. No wonder it’s called Flat Iron. LikeLike
Did this come used from Solitude? If not, I’m just curious as to where it is from.
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Yes, it is the old Powderhorn and/or Apex.
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I figured out the following on this lift
Length: 1,641 ft
Vertical Rise: 4 ft
Horsepower: 175 HP
Chairs: 102
Line Speed: 500
Capacity: 1,200 per hour
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Thanks!
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It is apex the way I now this is powderhorn went up on the left and apex you loaded on the right.
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You can go either way on that lift!
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The award for the flattest lift around? Vertical rise is 5 feet. No wonder it’s called Flat Iron.
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