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* A Moonbeam is a crescent shaped pile driving mechanism built to enable timber piles to be driven at an angle which is known as "batter". Used through the 1800's and early into the 1900's in America for railroad trestle construction. Most typically seen mounted on a flat car with a donkey engine or a locomotive providing the lifting force to the drop hammer. When the project finished workers were known to dance on a moonbeam. BFB | * A Moonbeam is a crescent shaped pile driving mechanism built to enable timber piles to be driven at an angle which is known as "batter". Used through the 1800's and early into the 1900's in America for railroad trestle construction. Most typically seen mounted on a flat car with a donkey engine or a locomotive providing the lifting force to the drop hammer. When the project finished workers were known to dance on a moonbeam. BFB | ||
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* a 100mpg homemade car rivaling the ] in size, which "currently holds the record for the smallest-ever automobile to go into production." |
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The term Moonbeam may refer to:
- Moonlight
- Moonbeam, series of five aeroplanes built by Powel Crosley Jr.
- "Moonbeam", fictional girlfriend of the Manchester City mascot Moonchester
- Moon Beams, an uptempo jazz album by Bill Evans
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- A Moonbeam is a crescent shaped pile driving mechanism built to enable timber piles to be driven at an angle which is known as "batter". Used through the 1800's and early into the 1900's in America for railroad trestle construction. Most typically seen mounted on a flat car with a donkey engine or a locomotive providing the lifting force to the drop hammer. When the project finished workers were known to dance on a moonbeam. BFB
See also
- Moonbeam a 100mpg homemade car rivaling the Peel P50 in size, which "currently holds the record for the smallest-ever automobile to go into production."