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Reverser is a control device found on {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized rail vehicles}}, used to set their moving direction. It is typically controlled by a lever found in the vehicle's {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|cab}}. Besides forward and reverse, reversers also feature a neutral setting, which disengages {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|drivetrains}} altogether, akin to a {{pll|Mechanical Transmission|gearbox}}.

Reverser is a control device found on motorized rail vehicles , used to set their moving direction. It is typically controlled by a lever found in the vehicle's cab . Besides forward and reverse, reversers also feature a neutral setting, which disengages drivetrains altogether, akin to a gearbox .

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	Reverser is a control device~~, typically a lever~~, used to set ~~the~~ moving direction of a ~~motorized rail~~ vehicle – forward, ~~reverse or~~ neutral~~. The latter typically separates the wheels from the powertrain~~ altogether~~. Reverser should never be operated when a vehicle is in motion~~, to ~~avoid catastrophic damage to the powertrain. For the same reason, throttle and dynamic brakes typically need to be disengaged for the reverser to be operable~~.		Reverser is a control device found on {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|motorized rail vehicles}}, used to set their moving direction. It is typically controlled by a lever found in the vehicle's {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|cab}}. Besides forward and reverse, reversers also feature a neutral setting, which disengages {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|drivetrains}} altogether, akin to a {{pll\|Mechanical Transmission\|gearbox}}.