Otis & Dover Hydraulic Elevators at the 801/800 W. 34th Street Medical Building.

[TheZekethunder]

These look like they were originally Otis elevators redone by Dover Traditional Fixtures.

[CaptainElevator42189]

Actually, these were Otis, but they replaced the old fixtures with Innovation panels.

[TheZekethunder]

@CaptainElevator42189 Why did you say Dover elevator in the north building when it was another Otis?

[CaptainElevator42189]

Well, that's just what they went with. Otis in one building, Dover in the other.

[CaptainElevator42189]

It does, but the machine room might have been upgraded by Dover.

[gluse]

That floor indicator looks like an Otis

[CaptainElevator42189]

I know they shouldn't serve such stuff in a medical building. But these elevators were Otis, and then were modernized by Dover, yet they used Montgomery signal fixtures, maybe even Westinghouse machine rooms.

[slaidbackjon]

They shouldn't be serving unhealthy snacks and sugary sodas in a MEDICAL BUILDING. Anyway, nice elevator and its interesting that they have components from montgomery and otis when they are dover elevators, how do u think that happened?

[CaptainElevator42189]

Yes, I know that these are Dover elevators, but it's interesting how they have Montgomery elevator signal fixtures and an Otis floor indicator.

[dieselducy]

The 1st elevator has Montgomery fixtures..

[CaptainElevator42189]

Yes, this is an Otis elevator with Dover signal fixtures sounding like Montgomery signalization bell sound.

[dea41396returns]

I think this is OTIS

[CaptainElevator42189]

I like that floor indicator a lot, and this is actually the flat lens Dover floor indicator, even though it resembles an Otis floor indicator. However, these were originally Otis elevators, but later were outfitted with Dover Traditional fixtures.

[harrihealey02]

Wow I agree with crapper1 but I never rode it. I like the display wich tells what the floor is.

[crapper1]

that indicator in the first one looked like the one i rode but it was an otis