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Brake shoes can be applied to the wheels in two ways. Handbrakes do it by being cranked up with a human hand, whereas train and independent brakes do it with {{pll|Air Brake System Overview|compressed air}}.

Brake shoes can be applied to the wheels in two ways. Handbrakes do it by being cranked up with a human hand, whereas train and independent brakes do it in a more sophisticated way – using compressed air .

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	Brake shoes can be applied to the wheels in two ways. Handbrakes do it by being cranked up with a human hand, whereas train and independent brakes do it in a more sophisticated way – using ~~pressurized~~ air.		Brake shoes can be applied to the wheels in two ways. Handbrakes do it by being cranked up with a human hand, whereas train and independent brakes do it in a more sophisticated way – using {{pll\|Air Brake System Overview\|compressed air}}.