Building a Ski Resort-any advice?

[skier0224]

I am building a large ski resort with multiple fixed grip chairlifts and one detachable I am having problems with the fixed grip and I haven't done more than the frame on the detachable. the problems I am having with the fixed grip are simple, but I cannot figure out how to fix them. the chairs jam up a lot and the rope derails easily, both of which can damage the entire lift. on the detachable I need a small grip that can detach and reattach at the terminal, but flow easily over support and hold down sheaves. I am trying not to spent too much, but I want all of the lifts to work right. I am using power functions XL motors to power them.

Edited May 20, 2019 by skier0224

[Maaboo the Witch]

Well, if you're building a ski resort, Lego Technic probably isn't the best material to use... 

[XG BC]

5 hours ago, Maaboo35 said:

Well, if you're building a ski resort, Lego Technic probably isn't the best material to use... 

are you shure?

https://m.youtube.com/results?search_query=lego+technic+chairlift

Hope this has some inpiration for you

XG BC

Edited May 19, 2019 by XG BC

[Maaboo the Witch]

Just now, XG BC said:

are you shure?

https://m.youtube.com/results?search_query=lego+technic+chairlitt

Hope this has some inpiration for you

XG BC

I was joking. I answered as if the OP wanted to build a real-world ski resort with Technic. 

[XG BC]

Just now, Maaboo35 said:

I was joking. I answered as if the OP wanted to build a real-world ski resort with Technic. 

oh sorry i didnt get that joke. a real world ski resort could be difficult ;-)

XG BC

[XG BC]

to help you if you havent fixed it yet we need photos of the chairgrips and stations of the lifts

XG BC

[Jim]

Hi. If you want help, it's best to add some pictures to properly show us what the problem is. It's hard to understand without pics.

[skier0224]

I will get some up ASAP. I should have attached some when I posted this.

[Jim]

It’s better to host them on Flickr or Bricksafe and link them in your post