Lattice Tower Chairlifts Left After This Season

As mentioned in another thread, I was young to think of all remaining chairlifts with lattice towers that will be left after this season in New England. This is the list I came up with:
- Summit Double, Bousquet
- Triple, Ski Ward
- Top Flight Quad, Butternut
- North Star Double, Big Rock
- Summit Double, Black, NH
- Valley Double, Pat's Peak
- Ego Alley Triple, Mount Snow
- Outpost Double, Pico
- Birdland Double, Mad River Glen
- Single Chair, Mad River Glen
- Salt Ash Double, Plymouth Notch (Private)
- Hornet Double, Tenney (Probably)
- Summit Double, Bousquet
- Triple, Ski Ward
- Top Flight Quad, Butternut
- North Star Double, Big Rock
- Summit Double, Black, NH
- Valley Double, Pat's Peak
- Ego Alley Triple, Mount Snow
- Outpost Double, Pico
- Birdland Double, Mad River Glen
- Single Chair, Mad River Glen
- Salt Ash Double, Plymouth Notch (Private)
- Hornet Double, Tenney (Probably)
- Sam
Comments
Mt. Whittier, NH (gondola)
Moose Mountain, NH (double)
Andy's - Brodie (double)
Gramp's - Brodie (just towers remaining)
The decades-lost Stadeli double chair still stands at the long-shuttered Intermont.
IBRAKE
Yes, and there are a few surface lifts with lattice towers, but I was specifically asking about chairlifts.
I didn't include Saddleback because no probable plans have been release as far as operating next year. Even if they do, there is a good chance that the Rangely will no longer be operating.
It's already on the list.
Highmount ski center next to Belleayre still had at least one chairlift standing as of last season. I don't know what the plans are for it with the future merger into the Belleayre trail system. I can't imagine it being salvageable. There were also a bunch of surface lifts left over, with unknown tower construction.
Hornet T-Bar at Bradford and at the private Cosmic Hill
I was at Butternut yesterday for the $25.00 weekday deal, and I noticed the lattice towers on the Topflight Quad. They date back to the original Double Chair days. They were modified to handle Quad chairs by installing a very substantial box beam above the original cross beam. Although the towers are in fine condition, I found it surprising that they could handle double the weight of their original purpose. I am not structural engineer, so I am sure the experts deemed it safe for such an upgrade. I guess it shows that those old lattice towers were extra stout for their intended job, back in the earlier days of lift design.
Was the Beech Mt lift originally a double? Are there any other lifts that have upgraded their capacity with such a modification?
I am not aware of any lattice towered lifts here in the lower peninsula but of course we have our share of center pole quads
MRG single chair:
Pico Outpost double:
Saddleback, not sure if this is correct chair lift, can barely see tower:
Cannon Tram, got to look close, towers are far up the hill:
Old 2010 video shows Cannon tram at about 00:40, Black NH chair and t-bar at 3:15 and Loon gondi lattice tower at 5:40: