Bateau T-Bar - Sugarloaf - NewEnglandSkiHistory.com

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Bateau T-Bar
Sugarloaf Mountain Resort
Maine

Status	Standing
Type	T-Bar
Brand	Constam-Doppelmayr-Borvig
Install Season	1956-57
New Install?
Ancestors
Cost	$57,000 The Story of Sugarloaf
Install Length	2,600 feet
Install Vertical	960 feet
Final Season Standing
Descendants
Notes	Also known as No. 3 T-Bar. Designed by Leitner. Doppelmayr springboxes. Possibly modified by Borvig (per Maine TS22 record).

The Bateau T-Bar in 2008

The Bateau T-Bar in 2008

The Bateau T-Bar in 2008

The Bateau T-Bar in 2008

The Bateau T-Bar in 2008

The Bateau T-Bar in 2008

The Bateau T-Bar in 2011

The Bateau T-Bar in 2011

The Bateau T-Bar in 2011

The Bateau T-Bar in 2011

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The Bateau T-Bar in 2014

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The lift line (March 2018)

The top terminal (March 2018)

The top terminal (March 2018)

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