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thestoloffs
May 03, 2013Explorer
Sorry, Brian, from a rehabilitation professional's perspective, we'll have to agree to disagree.
To the OP's question, if he is having difficulty operating the gas &/or brake pedals due to his condition, then this is sufficient.
Whether it's an air brake or air over hydraulic brakes doesn't matter; what does matter is if he can operate the pedals with reduced force sufficient to slow / stop the vehicle.
To the OP's question, if he is having difficulty operating the gas &/or brake pedals due to his condition, then this is sufficient.
Whether it's an air brake or air over hydraulic brakes doesn't matter; what does matter is if he can operate the pedals with reduced force sufficient to slow / stop the vehicle.
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