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Vielen Dank ! 🙂

The transport of people is not authorized but you never know, maybe someone tried it once !

Merci ! 😉Il est intéressant car il est très ancien et c'est le dernier du type en Suisse !

Dans la gare intermédiaire, il y a une poulie motrice à double gorge qui met en mouvement 2 câbles différents : c'est-à-dire la boucle de la première section dans une gorge et une deuxième boucle pour la deuxième section dans l'autre gorge. D'autre part, les pinces des cabines sont traînées par des pneus à l'intérieur de la gare (angle inclus). Voici un lien vers un reportage photographique de l'installation pour aller plus loin : www.remontees-mecaniques.net/bdd/reportage-tcd10-zinal-sorebois-espace-weisshorn-garaventa-7933.html

Avec plaisir ! 🙂

Pk il va être démonté

​@@guillaumebertin pour la construction de l'ascenseur valeen de Saint-Gervais

Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire, ça fait plaisir ! 🙂😉

Non, ce télésiège est toujours en service (je l'ai filmé en janvier dernier). Dans la description, j'ai indiqué que ce télésiège a remplacé un ancien téléski aujourd'hui disparu.

Je suis entièrement d'accord avec toi

Merci ! Je n'ai pas prévu de filmer des installations aux Rousses pour le moment, mais peut-être pour plus tard !

Oui, on peut le prendre en tant que piéton.

Merci ! 😉

Merci ! 🙂

Merci pour votre commentaire ! 🙂 Cela me fait plaisir que mes vidéos puissent raviver de beaux souvenirs ! 😉

Oui et depuis 2021, cette télécabine a été remplacée par une nouvelle installation avec cabines 10 places assises tout en conservant la télécabine 4 places parallèle !

Thank you ! Yes, this ropeway will be replaced next year. But it will be open to the public until August 2024 before works begin in September.

Sehr gute Aufnahmen. Wirklich schönes Video!

@@oliverdecker1930 Vielen Dank ! 🙂

Celui du pointillas tu veux dire

Thank you for your comment ! This gondola lift is indeed worth the trip !

The german constitution law is the reason why older ropeways in Germany could still exist. The inventory protection praragraph overrule European Community´s regulations. Switzerland had incomprehensibly slavish accepted the EU regulations1:1 without any need.

@@PetzMsbt It's good that Germany fucked off the European Cunts because us ropeway enthusiasts deserve what we're passionate about too, not just skiers because skiing makes the most money. But that's what happens when we rely on capitalism and republic governments. Companies including Doppelmayr Leitner and Poma become big, global corporate tyrants and take over or bankrupt every smaller manufacturer so they can monopolize, sell as much of their evil mass-produced modern crap as possible, and then become friends with the EU or some other powerful governmental agency(I believe the EU is nothing more than a means of enabling corporate companies to enforce their will on the world with no democratic election and make lots of money from it all) so they can over-legislate things like the old ropeways, force them to be destroyed in favour of the over-legislation which in the end, does nothing more but benefit the global corporate tyrants in Doppelmayr, Leitner, Poma, and most recently Bartholet. They recently destroyed Loipolder Seilbahntechnik and now Gimar-Montaz-Mautino is the only local small manufacturer left in Europe. So yes really all the standardization is nothing more than a power and control grab for the manufacturers because, if the old ropeways WEREN'T safe, they would NOT HAVE LASTED FOR ANYWHERE NEAR AS LONG AS EVEN REMOTELY 30 YEARS. I've seen ALL european and some American detachable ropeway systems and I've seen that the unsafe ones only reached a mere 10 or 20 years before being replaced. Systems like Giovanola or Von Roll VR101? They've lasted as long as even 70 years BECAUSE THEY ARE SAFE even if the grips don't fit into cable catchers. WHEN DOES A CABLE DERAILMENT EVER HAPPEN?!?!?!?! The simple answer also to prevent that is also NOT to run the DAMN LIFTS IN WINDY WEATHER. ALL THIS DAMN TYRANNICAL EVIL STANDARDIZATION IS UNNECESSARY AND IS NOTHING BUT A CORPORATE FORCE OF WILL TO FURTHER THIEVE OUR WALLETS OF OUR MONEY. If we disregarded capitalism, DIDN'T blindly think that corporations and governments know what's best for everyone without even remotely questioning their motives, and MADE THE DECISIONS OURSELVES and DID NOT EVER LET BUSINESSMEN AND AUTHORITIES DECIDE FOR US, maybe we'd have more vintage ropeways. But no, we let the corporates and governments take power over everything, and monopolization and loss of art is what we get in the end. Corporate businessmen and governmental authorities don't care about making things work for everyone, nor do they have a passion for anything... the only thing they're interested in is making money and having a shit lavish lifestyle while us peasants are all condemned to keep paying our taxes so they can continue forcing their shit on us and make MORE money from it all. It's high time that we start moving the old ropeways to new locations(Preferably the United Kingdom because it's no longer a European Cunt country) so that enthusiasts can still have what they're passionate about, instead of letting them be melted in the scrapyard too. It shouldn't matter that enthusiasm for ropeways makes less money than enthusiasm for skiing or something overrated like that. We enthusiasts have a right to what we're passionate about and I will NOT let Doppelmayr, Leitner, Poma, Bartholet and their FUCKING SHIT modern 10-seater PIECES OF CRAP continue their shit without resistance ANY LONGER!!!

Merci ! 🙂

That's the effect of corporate business. They dominate everything that's interesting in the world, then destroy it to replace it with something that makes money, and use "capitalism" and "our employees need to earn a living" as their excuses to arrest people who try to stop them by force, or they'll come up with tons of legal procedures against anyone trying to change or stop their plans that are set up for the failure of anyone opposing the corporates, just to force their will on the world and make money from it. We should not let corporate businessmen and governmental authorities do all the work and decide everything for us, they'll just exploit it to THEIR advantage and OUR suffering. If we people didn't trust the national curriculum, the education system, or what we're told by governmental authorities, the media(which is funded by authorities and businessmen), and their fucking bastard corporate business cunts, and we instead did OUR OWN work, and drew our OWN conclusions on things based by both what we SEE and HEAR, and if WE called the shots on what happens to our land, or anything in our land(ropeways included), and thought before jumping to the conclusion that whatever authorities and businessmen say is always the truth, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, if we humans did NOT depend on ANYONE for ANYTHING and were COMPLETELY WILD and not confined to our homes paying for our livings which are supplied by corporate businessmen, we would probably not have this evil corporate modern gondola lift mess that we've had for around 20 years. It's not capitalism if WE don't get to decide what happens to things in our land, or what happens to OUR ROPEWAYS, IT'S CORPORATE COMMUNISM!!! These corporate businessmen and governmental authorities are NOT WELCOME ANYWHERE NEAR the historic and rare ski lifts, and they should GO HOME AND STAY THERE. What rights do authorities and businessmen have to all of a sudden claim public land as private property? And why do THEY decide what's best for us hmm? They won't decide what happens to the ski lifts if WE DON'T LET THEM DECIDE... We need a REBELLION AGAINST modern 10-seater 7-meter-per-second gondola lifts and chairlifts, and a PRESERVATION SOCIETY DEDICATED to preserving vintage ropeways in their entirety! Stations, pylons, all the other major parts.

D'après l'illustration posée sur la barrière de la Drop Zone, ce sera une télécabine qui remplacera le télésiège.

@@CedricGniewek Oui, ce sera une télécabine 10 places du constructeur Doppelmayr-Garaventa. Elle aura la particularité d'être exploitée sans personnel dans les gares !