DonaldMReif, on 18 September 2015 - 04:18 PM, said:
Speaking of older detachable chairlifts, here is an oddity that I found in Switzerland:
•Tschuggen-Ost, Arosa, WSO Städeli-Lift, 1983. As if being a detachable triple wasn't unique enough, this lift also has no footrests, which is very unusual for European fixed grip lifts, let alone detachables. To top it off, this lift shared all of its towers with a parallel T-bar, whose removal in 1998 left the chairlift with strange offset towers.
Another unusual detachable chairlift is the Nazhvan quad. This lift is a standard Yan high speed quad in all respects, except for the fact that it runs through a park in Esfahan, Iran. Lift-world.info lists the install date as 2014: is this an error, or do any American resort employees recall selling a lift to Iran?