You are forgetting the unique Poma pulse double chondola that used to run up the north american route. Also, before the pulse chondola, they had a single chairlift (poma?).
I found tons more old historic photos of Norquay that show the single chair, the Poma double (and gondola), the old Cascade chair, the stoney squaw t-bar, and the tandem Poma platter lifts:
Single Chair:
Poma Double chair (and gondola)
Cascade Chair, Stoney Squaw T-Bar, and tandem Poma platter lifts
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The single chair is most likely a Constam due to the chair and tower design. Installation records list a “2C/Gondola” under the name “Banff Chairlift Corp” in 1966, it could only be the old North American double.
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You are forgetting the unique Poma pulse double chondola that used to run up the north american route. Also, before the pulse chondola, they had a single chairlift (poma?).
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I found tons more old historic photos of Norquay that show the single chair, the Poma double (and gondola), the old Cascade chair, the stoney squaw t-bar, and the tandem Poma platter lifts:
Single Chair:
Poma Double chair (and gondola)
Cascade Chair, Stoney Squaw T-Bar, and tandem Poma platter lifts
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It really looks like the pulse double uses the support structures and towers of the old poma double.
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The single chair is most likely a Constam due to the chair and tower design. Installation records list a “2C/Gondola” under the name “Banff Chairlift Corp” in 1966, it could only be the old North American double.
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