Nashua, NH: HUGE Keystone Hydraulic Elevators @ Best Buy

Both also ridden by "elevatorsonly".
I decided to park my car in the cool (temprature-wise) parking garage under the Best Buy, Nashua, New Hampshire.
We ride the Keystone elevators, which I only saw one at first, but decided to ride them both.
These are HUGE elevators, and ride fairly well. Can see through the doors on the second one (we follow the progress), but not on the first one.
On the last trip up to do some shopping, some customers and a couple employees came in, and found it amusing that I was recording the rides. They were very understanding, and went along with it without reservations. GREAT EMPLOYEES!! Wish there were more open-minded people, which unlike Massachusetts, they mostly are up here.

[georgef]

@Thedddhomevideos
The parking garage is underneath the store. It's built on a hill, so the parking lot on the surface is small.

[georgef]

A rumble does not a death trap make (in my opinion). One problem, one simple fix. Rides fine otherwise. If it were real bad, I'd call it one.
However, between the time you rode it, and I, it either got worse, or was maintained (rode it before, or after I did. It did sound awful when elevatorsonly rode it, not-so-bad when I did).

[georgef]

@MG47126
It could've been when he rode it, which was about a year before this ride.
In my 10K view celebration video, that one was having hydro issues. 2 weeks later, when I went to get something there, that lift was broke.

[KONEelevatorman]

It was really bad like the larger Dover at JCPenny what lielevators filmed except it was just the leveling that was louder than that Dover and very bouncy and it was very dangerous. You should ride it again sometime and you'll see what I mean. It's like when you here it when it is low on oil.

[Acd_Cludzz]

elevatorsonly said that it felt like a death trap

[georgef]

Wow. I actually have a POPULAR elevator video!

WHO KNEW?!

[georgef]

I take it the "Scheduled Maintanance" didn't help in the very poor Northeast bandwidth issues.
It's getting real bad here as well: 5 minutes to load a 90-second, crappy mobile phone video. Yay.