The Nutmeg Double was also Carlevaro-Savio. It was given Borvig chairs along with all of the other C&S lifts following a tornado. They were later replaced with Partek doubles.
It is a bit misleading to say that Arrowhead was relocated from Stowe. It sourced parts from multiple lifts, including Four Runner at Stowe, but also Oh No at Hermitage Club, Wonderama 1.0 at Windham, and Monadnock at Wachusett. I do not believe any of these lifts provided the majority of the parts but do not know the percentage breakdowns.
It appears as though the drive and towers are from Stowe, the towers look to be quad gauge along with the drive. The chairs likely arent from Monadnock, that lift was relocated to Cranmore NH as the Schneider lift. They apparently had to take some chairs off of Lookout to give Schneider enough chairs so I doubt they had extras to use here. The return is either from Windham or Haystack as you mentioned.
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Deer run was relocated from ski rio nm
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The Nutmeg Double was also Carlevaro-Savio. It was given Borvig chairs along with all of the other C&S lifts following a tornado. They were later replaced with Partek doubles.
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What’s your source? Cosmos has been confirmed to me by various employees from Mohawk.
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Cosmos apparently had some contribution to the lift, but C&S was the main manufacturer. Perhaps they manufactured the tubular towers
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Got this from newenglandskihistory.com*
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The bullwheels and top and bottom terminals are cosmos better photos can be found on chairlift.org
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It is a bit misleading to say that Arrowhead was relocated from Stowe. It sourced parts from multiple lifts, including Four Runner at Stowe, but also Oh No at Hermitage Club, Wonderama 1.0 at Windham, and Monadnock at Wachusett. I do not believe any of these lifts provided the majority of the parts but do not know the percentage breakdowns.
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It appears as though the drive and towers are from Stowe, the towers look to be quad gauge along with the drive. The chairs likely arent from Monadnock, that lift was relocated to Cranmore NH as the Schneider lift. They apparently had to take some chairs off of Lookout to give Schneider enough chairs so I doubt they had extras to use here. The return is either from Windham or Haystack as you mentioned.
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Monadnock had early model Doppelmayr chairs, while Schneider has late-model chairs. These could be the originals.
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