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[SkiBachelor]

Today I went skiing and hooked up with Zack Mt. Bachelor today. On the way back to my room, I decided to stop by the Doppelmayr CTEC place to see how the place was looking. What I noticed suprised me, everything was gone. :(
However, it does look much cleaner than when I was there last year.

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[floridaskier]

So they've moved everything to SLC now?

[SkiBachelor]

Yep. :(

[KZ]

Very interesting. Sorry i couldnt do anything later yesterday, we went out with the people we were staying with, then we had to stay home. Mt Bachelor is so fun.

[liftmech]

Doppelmary CTEC is currently in the process of consolidating many of their locations. They've also basically closed the Golden facility, except for a few service reps who have offices there. My guess is that SLC is becoming their centralised parts house for the western US, while Kelowna and Ste. Jerome will serve that function in Canada.

[SkiBachelor]

They also have a fabrication shop in Sacromento I think or is it San Jose? I think they also make the terminals for their chairlifts there too.

[KZ]

It was a garaventa shop in sacramento. Im guessing its has since been moved to SLC

[floridaskier]

They still have pictures of the Sacramento office on the 'History' page. It's not too recent though; it has a picture of Stealth 2 terminal sections

[SkiBachelor]

I'm guessing this plant is still open in Sacromento, although when they do make the SLC office bigger, they might close it.

[Allan]

nothing in the Kelowna office anymore except salespeople, all our parts come from Ste. Jerome.