New Lift Construction Photos 2008
Peter
28 Oct 2008
Lift Kid, on Oct 28 2008, 12:17 PM, said:
Buck Hill is moving right along with the new carpet. They claim on their site that it is "The longest Magic Carpet in the USA." I'm not sure how true that is.
That looks expensive, almost like a highway overpass.
Also, I think Keystone's is a SunKid so Buck Hill could get away with it if theirs is a Magic Carpet brand one since Magic Carpet is technically a brand.
Lift Kid
28 Oct 2008
Skier, on Oct 28 2008, 03:47 PM, said:
That looks expensive, almost like a highway overpass.
Also, I think Keystone's is a SunKid so Buck Hill could get away with it if theirs is a Magic Carpet brand one since Magic Carpet is technically a brand.
Also, I think Keystone's is a SunKid so Buck Hill could get away with it if theirs is a Magic Carpet brand one since Magic Carpet is technically a brand.
Yes, Keystone's is a Sun Kid. And you are correct about the Magic Carpet brand thing.
I believe it was very expensive. Plus, it wasn't a crucial install. They could have used the old Hall from the boneyard. I think they went overboard with it, but oh well.
This post has been edited by Lift Kid: 28 October 2008 - 02:38 PM
skier691
28 Oct 2008
Lift Kid, on Oct 28 2008, 05:38 PM, said:
I believe it was very expensive. Plus, it wasn't a crucial install. They could have used the old Hall from the boneyard. I think they went overboard with it, but oh well.
This is starting to stray off topic, i know, but yes it seems like a new chair would have been nicer, easier, but hey time will tell. The lift that the quad replaced was a Miner-Denver and was scraped.
I recently saw this install, and the idea and length is impressive for a previously unused area.
skier2
28 Oct 2008
skier691, on Oct 28 2008, 05:39 PM, said:
The lift that the quad replaced was a Miner-Denver and was scraped.
He's referring to the old Hall that ran up the other side of Ballroom between Ballroom and Crossroads, not the old M-D. I would assume that now the hall will either be scrapped or sold, because the plan was originally to use it in the beginner area, which has now, conveniently, been outfitted with magic carpet galore.
Lift Kid
29 Oct 2008
skier691, on Oct 28 2008, 08:39 PM, said:
This is starting to stray off topic, i know, but yes it seems like a new chair would have been nicer, easier, but hey time will tell. The lift that the quad replaced was a Miner-Denver and was scraped.
I recently saw this install, and the idea and length is impressive for a previously unused area.
I recently saw this install, and the idea and length is impressive for a previously unused area.
The area was well-used before. The lift access just wasn't ideal. You had to ride the beginner tow rope and walk up about 10-15 feet. Then ski down to the j-bar. Or just ride the triple and ski down to the area. It was initially a bad system, but it was very old. This new carpet really makes the teacher-accessible area much larger.
Peter
29 Oct 2008
Back on topic.
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CH3skier
29 Oct 2008
tram mechanic
29 Oct 2008
chasl
30 Oct 2008
It sure looks like they are using the whole crane on that one! If I am seeing the picture correctly.
Peter
30 Oct 2008
LuvPow
31 Oct 2008
Peter
31 Oct 2008
Snoqualmie guy
31 Oct 2008
Snoqualmie people are takeing off the lettering on Silver Fir becuase the word "express" wasn't there.
hyak.net
01 Nov 2008
Skier, on Oct 30 2008, 05:55 PM, said:
Here are the photo's I have of the progress. Photo's taken by myself, and a few others around the area.
http://www.flickr.co...57607409545250/
This post has been edited by hyak.net: 01 November 2008 - 04:18 AM
Peter
01 Nov 2008
JH again...
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Peter
03 Nov 2008
Looks like cabin #2 is on now...
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CH3skier
05 Nov 2008
MoonBeam Express, Solitude
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