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Old 06-27-2018, 11:08 PM   #92
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Originally Posted by lumbeardjack View Post
I live in Lancaster, even the horse & buggies don't have hill assist and coast backwards without flinching at the uphill intersections

Really.

"Buggy brakes are automotive-style, non-powered drum or disc brakes mounted to two wheels. When a driver wants to stop, he or she halts the horse using the reins and halts the buggy by stepping on the brake pedal so that it doesn't run into the horse. Our builder estimates 90 percent of buggy buyers stick with drums, in part because of the old-fashioned aesthetics—braking systems on buggies are very visible—and partly because all drum components can be made in Amish communities."



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