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Good idea as they’re disappearing. This set is at the multi deck car park at 17 Daly Street South Yarra.

@MarkoCR221L I already told you this one

That was before you told me lol​@@busesaroundmelbourne

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Yep this set is in South Yarra

Interesting, I'm planning a visit to Adelaide! I remember there been a lot in Melbourne when I was a little kid but a lot have been replaced or been heavily modded.

Yeah it's a bit unique!

Oh dear lol

Would be so good to have trams / light rail back in Geelong. Wish they never removed them and instead expanded but just how it was in previous decades. It was proposed for the massive northwest and west growth or have trams that do a big circuit connecting to frequent buses. However, I think it got canned. Will just be another area where it's easier to drive sadly.

These lifts are awesome! Can't really hear it in the recording over the loud fans but the motors sound epic. Vic Uni is interesting, they have old campuses but this is their trial high rise campus, tallest in Australia!

Lol it it is a gen Z in human years!

Interesting, never heard of those

Sorry for late reply, wiill keep it in mind!

Thanks, that’s really interesting! The rest of the lift has lasted well in that case. It will be a loss if the centre is closed and knocked down for redevelopment as keeps being discussed in the media.

@@MelbourneLifts Yeah they should just keep it as it is and maybe restore/fix it up while also adding some colourful 1980s like elements as it could still look really cool and characterful if it had that older look! It’s also another reason why the Boronia Mall is still doing well today even though it’s never changed much since the 1970s and it’s also officially a time capsule of the 1970s as it is heritage listed! :)

Grace Church, formerly Waterfront Church. But originally built in the 60's (ish) as a bowling alley. Double story, this was the ground floor above the carpark.

I’ve come across a bunch of lifts with these fixtures, but first I’ve seen that sounds like this. It may not fully come across but it was so loud.

Thanks, will try to get to that next time I’m down that way.

May be a silly question, but what is the street address?

@@MelbourneLifts 69 the terrace, once there there will be a big sign

It’s definitely been modded

Same, currently doing a course there. It’s a great lift!

Yep it sounds awesome

Great to have a viewer that also lives in Geelong! We sure do have some nice lifts. These lifts can be found at 51 Malop Street Geelong, you go via a door which is left of the AWA alliance bank branch.

While you’re at it, black button Lexan can be found pretty much over the road, in the block behind Australian Hearing’s office

22 Malop Street Geelong. In the building behind the Australian Hearing Shop. Go in via the main sliding doors and turn left, will then find it next to the stairs.

Also, you can find another similar model at the building that hosts GUF games, 73 Malop Street Geelong.

@@MelbourneLifts cheers!

@@melbournetransport15wait sorry I got mixed up, this is the one for GUF games

Thank you! 😊

Thanks

No it’s a KDS 50 or a KDS 300 AUS segment indicators

Agreed. Much more intuitive for the public, it just operates like a normal lift. As unique as it is, can imagine people getting confused with the keypad.

Very true sadly. Having said that, the rumours are that they’ve been thinking of closing the Geelong store. So that has helped it’s survival because they don’t want to invest in a new lift. It’s the same with the escalators, which have become unreliable (more so than the lift).

Just as bad would be a significant modernisation like happened to the Johns Perry lifts at Market Square Geelong. Thyssenkrupp completely ruined it. Made it much slower and far more boring with their modern logic

At a public car park near South Yarra Station in Melbourne. A pair of slightly rundown but beautiful original lexans.

@@MelbourneLifts Nice.

Yeah it’s interesting. Haven’t seen one of these before myself.

ThyssenKrupp's new design line ​@@MelbourneLifts

It sure is! A really nice and interesting lift.

No, this is a complete new build! They bought up a block and put in basement market parking, 5 floors of library and a apartments above. Each have their own lifts. It’s a really cool place

@@MelbourneLiftsLooks really nice!

Yes these are very recently installed as part of the Melbourne Quarter Development. A nice view and will be better once it’s all done, overlooking the plaza

For sure! Will try to do that next time I'm in the city!

@@MelbourneLifts Ok thanks. I will give some requests for some lifts that need to be seen. Sorry I am from Sydney that's why.

Some people are just complete power trippers. I got told offf for something very similar. Was on a public lower floor of a carpark but they got angry after they asked where my car and I said not parked here. Unfortunately it seems to just be part of the hobby sometimes.

Yeah it's a really interesting lift!

Yes that's right!

Thanks for the heads up! I'm interested in how you tell the difference though?

@@MelbourneLifts 3300’s have surface Mount panels, with cheaper doors, worse levelling, and worse build quality overall. 5500’s always have door motors which make a louder whirring sound when opening.

@@MelbourneLifts This is a 3300 example ruclips.net/video/lwsjZMmhu0Q/видео.html

@@LachieVidsTransportVlogs By surface mount, are you referring to those control panels that are sticking out on your video?

@@MelbourneLifts Yep, not built into the walls of the lift instead mounted on them