Slow Rosenberg Freight Elevator at 231 E Buffalo in Milwaukee, WI
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- (June 2023) This is a really neat vintage Freight elevator at 231 E Buffalo in Milwaukee. It was installed by F. Rosenberg Elevator Company, has CJ Anderson buttons, no inner door, and is really slow! I am really surprised this doesn't have an inner door. This is also the only elevator in the building.
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That looks really cool! Keep up the amazing work
Can I ask my countless questions on what makes the elevator so special when it is slow
This is amazing!!! I've been trying to find a Rosenberg elevator since I was little. This was my great grand father's business. Thank you so much for posting!!!!
Great video! MJ is always on the lookout for freight elevators. 🎉
this thing is such a beauty! 😍
Yes it is!
What a cool elevator In a neat bldg. I see it's a brewery now.
There’s another freight elevator twice the size behind the door on the left used as an actual freight elevator. I haven’t rode it but it’s apparently slower than this one.
I thought this was the only one
Apologies for the previous comment
Was a bit on the 4th of July booze
But boy oh boy that's a gem
I like how the cartop station is just another COP
Yep
Interesting how there's a CJA COP on the car-top.
Yeah I noticed that. Must be the inspection control.
Rosenberg Freight elevator with no indicator and no inside door
Nobody cares
Hi, I’m very new to the whole elevator community, and I’m wondering how you can take a ride on these? Like do you ask to ride these? Or do you just go on? Same goes with employee elevators.
No floor indicator no inside door
You're not getting anywhere with stating obvious.
That’s is very slow. What makes elevators fast or slow?
It mainly has to do with the speed of the elevator compared to the number of floors served.
A traction elevator can go the speed of a hydraulic making it slow as well.
A hydraulic elevator can be fast.
@@asphaltandtacos oh, ok. That makes sense.
The size also factors. E.g. a really large elevator would go slower than an average size elevator.
It's really about the gearing and the speed of the motor itself.
So slow
Yeah..