smelly vintage otis hydraulic elevator at tennessee mountain lodge

[nikivasquez]

It runs like a dover elevator because of the motor nosie.

[nikivasquez]

This elevator is not in good shape this elevator needs to be replaced or somthing. And this smells very bad Luckly that you guys did not get stuck inthere. It needs to be clean and repair. This thing needs air refreshner. If that elevator smells very bad nobody wont go on It. Plase Relpy.

[schindlerman96]

@nikivasquez i feel bad for the people who stay here i was just filming i didnt stay here

[nikivasquez]

@schindlerman96 Well I know you fill bad but hopefully they will remodle the elevator. I undersand how you fill about this people because you ready know that elevator looks like. So how It smells like?

[schindlerman96]

@nikivasquez im going home tomorrow (Friday) but when i start uploads i have a retake of this elevator

[elevatorfreak112]

the FPM should be on the certificate that's the way tennesee makes their certificates

[schindlerman96]

thanks for the info im not sure if the certificate was in the elevator but in my home state where i live (kentucky ) the ones that i have filmed with certificates have had the brand and speed which was helpful

[CaptainElevator42189]

I think this elevator was installed in the mid 1970's, because of the door logo, and not only that, this is not a nice elevator. Also, I think the travel distance is 30 feet with3 floors, and the capacity is 2000 Lbs with 20 HP motor.

[schindlerman96]

i also need you to tell me the FPM of this elevator your the only that i would trust on this information on the elevators

[CaptainElevator42189]

The speed is 125 FPM, and is a holeless hydraulic.

[schindlerman96]

thanks

[CaptainElevator42189]

You're welcome.

[nikivasquez]

@CaptainElevator42189 I think this an inground.

[CaptainElevator42189]

Yes, because holeless didn't exist until the early 1980's.

[nikivasquez]

@CaptainElevator42189 Oh okay but he thought It was a Holess. In 1853 Otis Invented the First Inground Hydraulic elevator.

[schindlerman96]

@nikivasquez well okay i have one more ThyssenKrupp to upload if you would like after i do that i will upload the retake of this elevator next

[CaptainElevator42189]

Yes, along with roped, but traction was becoming more popular in the late 19th Century, since that was when skyscrapers were being built.