Side view of the base terminal.Chairs & grips.The lower terminal is height-adjustable.Yan tri-leg drive.Bottom station from above.View up the line.Riding up.Looking back down to the base.Fixed return up top.Integrated sheaves and height adjustment.View down the line.Towers 2-5.
This lift is the only one on the mountain to have any Leitner-Poma equipment, since the chairs have Leitner-Poma hanger arms and many of the towers have LP sheaves.
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Peter, Why dont you have the name or pictures for the triple The Wall that runs from the base of The Reut to the top of The Wall run?
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This lift used to be called Wagon Wheel. I have now updated it to the current name.
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Did this lift have its hanger arms replaced at one point?
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I’m assuming Leitner-Poma replaced the hanger arms at the same time that they replaced most of the sheave trains.
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This lift is the only one on the mountain to have any Leitner-Poma equipment, since the chairs have Leitner-Poma hanger arms and many of the towers have LP sheaves.
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