Riding the Dover hydraulic elevator at my church.

[suzzex]

That's a late 90's Dover. (Oh my!)

[jimster586]

@suzzex It's very gently used too.

[mykeeeet24]

I used to go to vbc when I lived in Henrittia. I'm just wondering, do they still have teen-night on fridays?

[jimster586]

@mykeeeet24 Yes they do.

[irwinw2010]

0:13-0:14 ingnite

[thyssenelevator95]

I wish my church had an elevator. My high school though has like 6 elevators, and I am guessing that 5 are Thyssen Dover/Marshall (Installed in 1999 by Marshall during the Thyssen buyout when it was actually named Thyssen Dover during it), and one OTIS elevator with Series 1 fixtures, which is used as a freight elevator.

I know of only three of the six so far, which is the one in the school (T/Dov #3), which I have rode, a T/Dov #6 in the auditorium, and an OTIS in the convent deliveries area.

[jimster586]

My high school had two elevators, that were both Dover from the late '60s. The passenger elevator had been EPCOed on the outside, (I was never able to ride it, since I didn't have the key.) They also had a small Dover freight elevator in the kitchen that I was able to ride. I don't have pictures or video, since digital cameras didn't exist back in those days. (I graduated in 1995.)

[irwinw2010]

Why dosen't the 3rd button have a 2 beside it?

[CaptainElevator42189]

Basic Dover elevator.

[djFadeOut122]

but nice

[CaptainElevator42189]

Thanks.

[jimster586]

This is an interesting elevator, as it's a hydraulic elevator that looks like it was built with the possibility of adding a third floor on. That would explain the "up" button on the top floor, and the extra button on the panel.

[CaptainElevator42189]

I guess so.