capemay

110 photos and 4 illustrations tagged capemay, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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2013

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Chuck Walla said:
This appears to be the monorail track for the Pearlridge, Oahu, Hawaii system. I can't tell if they're assembling track for the permanent site or if they're assembling a test track for use at the Rohr factory.

It looks like there's a jig for initial assembly if the monorail at left. Something happens to align all the parts and lock them in place. There's a bridge crane above the welder's head. I guess the track section gets moved moved to where you see it and the welding is completed.

Other photos suggest the cars roll over the three horizontal surfaces on rubber-tired 'trucks.' Corrections welcomed.

Chuck Walla said:
Scale model tracked system on the left of frame above is an unknown system built by Rohr Cape May (right in photo below):

chico945 said:
What is now the city of Cape May was formed as the borough of Cape Island in 1848. It was reincorporated as Cape Island city in 1851 and finally became Cape May city in 1869.