Silver Fir – The Summit at Snoqualmie, WA

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Bottom drive-tension station.
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Top terminal.
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Looking up to the top.
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Summit bullwheel and lift shack.
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Riding up.
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Looking back towards the base.
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Lift line from the top.
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Upper lift line.
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Lower lift line.
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Bottom station.
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Looking up the line.
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Another view up the line.

7 thoughts on “Silver Fir – The Summit at Snoqualmie, WA

  1. George's avatar George March 7, 2020 / 5:45 pm

    This chair was the last expansion of terrain on Snoqualmie Pass

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    • pbropetech's avatar pbropetech June 19, 2020 / 9:47 am

      I remember being pretty excited to ski it the season it opened. Good stuff.

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    • Mr Incredible's avatar Mr Incredible June 19, 2020 / 1:03 pm

      How did the silver fir HSQ result in new terrain? I remember there used to be a fixed grip chair before the detach went in that covered the same terrain pod

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      • pbropetech's avatar pbropetech November 25, 2020 / 12:46 pm

        We’re talking about *this* lift. This is the original Silver Fir….

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  2. Riley's avatar Riley August 12, 2022 / 1:39 pm

    I can remember some very slow, very cold rides on this lift. The sheaves always squeaked too. And it was always spooky going over the really high part, especially if you were there when the lift stopped. Once they reinstalled it as the new Dinosaur they must’ve given it a new motor, it runs a lot faster now.

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    • pbropetech's avatar pbropetech August 12, 2022 / 10:10 pm

      Had a few of those too :)

      Riblet sheaves always squeak in humid climates (i.e. the PNW).

      The motor shouldn’t have had anything to do with the speed. That’s an operational decision and the lift should be designed to run at the maximum allowed by code, unless otherwise specified as we did with our K-lift detach replacement.

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    • Loren Wilcox's avatar Loren Wilcox December 24, 2022 / 10:07 pm

      Hit the nail on the head. 100% the same as I remember it!

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