South Sutton | Loads of Awesome Old Lifts

Map: s14.postimg.org/5q3zfc70h/Map...
Fire map of Dunsford Court: s14.postimg.org/tftf415dt/IMG...
1: 1960s Express with posh cab, logic, fixtures & drive, but with cheap 1 foot per second motor
2: 1970s Morris hydraulic. This is the only lift I know to have these fixtures
3-5: 1st-generation Express
6: 1st-generation Express with ILE logic
7: Hammond & Champness
8-9: French Otis swing-door lift
10-11: 1960s Bennie with original analogue indicator
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[@GenericLifts]

I have to visit Sutton Sutton is soooo awesome

[@LucasTheTechCollector]

Amazing all of these are still around! I would like to have a look at the map in the description but sadly the link is dead. Also, where are those French-style Otises located?

[@Lift.Tracker]

Would you mind saying where exactly the first set of lifts in this video are? I may go and see if they’re still there if I’m ever around that area.

[@ccityplanner1217]

They're all along the road between Sutton and Belmont stations. If you take the 80 or 280 south out of Sutton & get off at Cavendish Road, it's the tall tower opposite the bus stop in Grange Vale.