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...ulates traction power. The main requirement is that the train's emergency brakes are applied if pressure is not maintained on the controller. ...contact with the internal switch, instantly cutting power and applying the brakes.

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...suit the local climate, along with a reinforced tail wheel, hand-operated brakes (built by [[Bendix Corporation]]), shorter [[landing gear|undercarriage]] r ...Wheels were moved forwards by 9.75" to compensate for the installation of brakes by changing the angle of the undercarriage legs. Powered by a 145 hp (108 k