Home > Lift Parts Choose a sub category: Partek supplies both Partek and Borvig parts.NW Boyne Falls MI c.1947 NO CHAIR LIFTS YET just PUMA Lifts T-Bars and Ropes!!!Here is an opportunity to list your surplus lift inventory. The items you list may save another Resort in a critical “down time situation”. Long lead items like high horsepower motors, drive controllers and gearboxes can put a lift out for the season. For the good of the industry, list your surplus. Who knows, some day it may save your Resort. 1976 Riblet Double Chair Complete Riblet double chair currently in service and being removed in the spring 2017. Could be sold as a complete lift or as parts. Many parts available including some new spare parts. Sheaves, sheave assemblies, gearbox, drive motor, etc. Please contact for more accurate pricing of certain parts. » more information about 1976 Riblet Double Chair Western TV 62 S This is a Western gear box we have kept as a spare for many years and no longer have a use for it.
Also the spool of cable is approximately 2300 to 2600 feet.The gearbox ratio is 108.8 to 1 » more information about Western TV 62 S Very nice BRUCKSCHLOGL Ropetow. Dependent on your needs you may need a new rope to lengthen or resplice to shorten. This is perfect for beginner area or back yard tubing or skiing or riding. » more information about Bruckschlogl rope tow Borvig Quad chair restraint bars Borvig Quad restraint bars. » more information about Borvig Quad chair restraint bars Borvig quad grips complete. All grips are complete a few may need new duck bills. Includes washers, spacers, hook, hanger, snap ring and nut. $145.00 each or discount on quantities of 20 or more. Crating and shipping available » more information about Borvig quad grips 100+/- Borvig quad chairs available. Good shape, some have a dent or scratch. Galvanized steel with composite seats and backs. Complete with restraint bars. Good spare chairs or great for a homeowner who wants a back yard bench.
These can be modified so they may be shipped more economically. They cannot be reused on a lift if they are cut for shipping. Shipping whole will cost as much or more than the price of the chair. These are big and heavy!each FOB NY or discounts on larger quantities. » more information about Borvig Quad chairs 1968 Hall Double chair For sale 1968 Hall double chair, complete lift for parts. Lift is currently standing and is located in Ontario. Lift hasn`t run since 2011. All records are available, last testing done in 2009-2010. Possibility to contract lift removal at extra cost. Lift length: 3050'Vertical: 547'Capacity: 1000 skiers per hour50 chairs plus a service chair » more information about 1968 Hall Double chair 1987 Poma Triple chair For sale 1987 Poma triple chair lift, length 1245 feet, 512 vertical. 54 chairs, 6 towers, lift has low hours. Possibility to contract lift removal at extra cost. Price $ 42,000 CDN » more information about 1987 Poma Triple chair
Upper bullwheel, (31) Towers with 400MM sheaves. Lots of line gear and spare parts. two, four, six and eight wheel assemblies. » more information about Hall Double (2) Wisconsin four cylinder, 40 HP APU's complete with clutch assemblies. These were purchased new and and used for about 3 seasons prior to lifts being replaced. Stored inside since removal. They are in excellent shape with very little use, like new condition. » more information about Wisconsin VG4-D2 20 Ton Low Profile Hydraulic Cylinder List Price: $585.00 Our Price: $475.00 20-Ton Low Profile Hydraulic Cylinder Model SSB-20-45. Single Acting Spring Return, 45mm Stroke, 10,000 PSI Maximum Pressure. Please Reference Data Sheet for All Dimensions and Weight. Ranking the most influential first ladies Photos: London Fashion Week opens amid Brexit uncertainties The best TV shows of the 1990s Today In History, Feb. 21: Malcolm X Today’s top pics: Presidents Day observed and more
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David Cassidy says he has dementia Footage shows Melbourne plane crash aftermathA man who got tangled in an Arapahoe Basin chairlift Wednesday morning and was hanging unconscious from his neck was cut down by a professional slackliner who climbed up a lift tower, slid approximately 30 feet across the lift’s cable and cut him free with a knife tossed from ski patrollers. The harrowing rescue was recounted to The Denver Post on Thursday by the rescuer and confirmed by the resort, which says it is reviewing the incident that occurred around 11 a.m. on the Lenawee Mountain Lift. Parts of the rescue were also captured on video and in still photos. App users: Click here to watch the video “It was one of the most scary things I’ve ever seen, honestly,” said Mickey Wilson, as he recounted the rescue of the dangling man. “Just seeing a person get the life sucked out of them. I kind of stopped thinking and just started acting.” Arapahoe Basin says the man who was caught in the chair was taken by ambulance to St. Anthony Summit Medical Center and was then transferred to St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood.
The ski area declined to provide information on the man’s condition. However, Wilson said he spoke to the man through FaceTime on Wednesday night and said that despite a neck brace he appeared to be OK. The resort says the man was trying to unload from the three-person lift when his backpack became entangled in the chair. The man, still dangling from the chair, was swept around the bullwheel at the top of the lift and back down the mountain, at which point the operator shut down the ride. Wilson, a part-time A-Basin ski instructor, says he was on a chair behind the man. About 30 seconds after he unloaded, he realized what was happening to the man who he described as a friend of a friend. “As he tried to get off his backpack caught, and because he was on the outside of the chairlift, he went around the emergency chairlift shutoff (trigger),” Wilson, 28, said. “He was not only caught, he was literally being hung by his neck by his backpack. He was hanging 3-feet, 4-feet below the chair.
His feet were maybe only about 10 feet off the snow.” Wilson said he and a few bystanders first tried to create a human pyramid to reach the man, but the group kept tumbling down. “That’s when I realized — it all kind of snapped together — that ‘I can climb this tower and get to him,’ ” said Wilson, a professional slackliner from Golden who competes all over the world and has won Red Bull events. Wilson says he reached the unconscious man in about four or five minutes. Ski patrollers then arrived on scene with a ladder, but upon seeing Wilson, “perfectly tossed me the knife.” Wilson cut down the motionless man, who fell about 10-15 feet. The drop was captured in a video, with people screaming “Cut him loose!” in the background. Wilson said his slacklining experience made the rescue possible. “The only way I was able to get to him so fast was to climb the tower and shimmy down the line to him so fast.” Wilson said bystanders were yelling at him not to climb the lift’s ladder, but “I didn’t listen to them.”
“There really wasn’t much that Arapahoe Basin as a ski area could have done to prevent this,” Wilson said by phone on Thursday as he was driving up for a day of powder skiing at A-Basin. “Arapahoe Basin did an amazing job of responding to this incident.” Wilson says he ended up on the mountain with the man by chance. He was planning to ski alone on Wednesday but ran into some pals at the base, leading to them riding together in a group. “There is a procedure in place that we are following,” Adrienne Saia Isaac, an A-Basin spokeswoman, said of how the resort is investigating the incident. “The lift is open to the public. It did not malfunction.” She added: “We’re extending our best wishes to the guest for a quick recovery.” A similar incident happened Monday at Sundance Mountain Resort in Utah, where The Associated Press reports a boy was caught on a lift by his backpack. The child kicked off his skis and threw his poles away as two lift operators propped a ladder up, with one climbing up to the chair and pulling the boy to safety, the AP says.