This modern quad chair services a small municipal ski area.Fixed return bullwheel up top.The lift line has only four towers.Upper part of the line.Leitner-Poma Alpha drive station.Side view of the bottom terminal.Lift overview.Lift line.
Reviewing the photos of this lift today, I realized that when this lift was first built (2012) there had been what I will call a three sided concrete bunker, about eight feet deep (horizontal uphill /downhill depth, twelve feet wide and about nine feet high, at location on the chairlift lift line, just uphill from tower one, open side uphill These were the drive stations for a pair of T Bars that were on this lift line, prior to the double chair install. When the double chair next door went in, one of the T bars came out. The other T bar came out when the Quad went in, leaviing the Bunker.
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Reviewing the photos of this lift today, I realized that when this lift was first built (2012) there had been what I will call a three sided concrete bunker, about eight feet deep (horizontal uphill /downhill depth, twelve feet wide and about nine feet high, at location on the chairlift lift line, just uphill from tower one, open side uphill These were the drive stations for a pair of T Bars that were on this lift line, prior to the double chair install. When the double chair next door went in, one of the T bars came out. The other T bar came out when the Quad went in, leaviing the Bunker.
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