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While your dozer's still on the move, push down the decelerator pedal. As a result, most operators use the hand throttle to set the engine revolutions per minute for field work, and then knock them down at the headland on the decelerator pedal. He and his colleagues are studying the feasibility of building neutral-molecule decelerators considerably larger than the dinner-plate--size ring of Meijer's group. |
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