Josl Huter Express – Mount St. Louis Moonstone, ON
This Leitner-Poma six place replaced an older detachable quad.Loading area and lift line.Leitner-Poma tower head.The new lift ends higher than the old and follows an adjusted alignment further looker’s left.Breakover towers 8 and 9.Arriving at the return terminal.Upper station with short maintenance rail.View from the summit.Upper part of the lift line on man-made fill.Middle lift line.View up at tower 5.Lower part of the line on natural ground.Lower station overview.View up from the base area.Leitner chair from Austria.Side view of the upper station.
I agree they’re better than it looks but it still is bad. I almost always used to put the bar down but now that they’re adding annoying attachments like this I’m definitely leaving it up more. Kind of ironic.
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These comfort bars look like torture devices.
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They’re far enough forward it’s not bad. Looks worse than it is.
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I agree they’re better than it looks but it still is bad. I almost always used to put the bar down but now that they’re adding annoying attachments like this I’m definitely leaving it up more. Kind of ironic.
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They stole Winter park, Colorado’s font
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This lift replaced a Poma Competition model detachable quad
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