Egon
Epic Contributor
where you draw the line between CUT and SCUT.
Depends on what size tractor you have.:laughing::thumbsup:
where you draw the line between CUT and SCUT.
Nobody has answered yet where you draw the line between CUT and SCUT.
Heck, what is the requirements / definition for either?
So it goes:
- lawn tractor
- scut
- cut
- ??
I'm just trying to get the categories straight to put it in perspective. Previous posters hit it on the head. If it is gear driven, has hydraulics and a PTO it is much more like a "tractor" than a lawn mower.
This is like asking what is the difference between a Ship and a Boat (you can put a boat on a ship, but you can't put a ship on a boat).
Anyway, SCUTs are, IMHO, tractors as they serve all functions of a utility tractor (matter of degree, not functionality).
Roy, all submarines are refereed to as boats, the Trident class weighs only 18,000 tons submerged and is about 580 ft long. I would love to see the ship that could handle that! Just because something is named a certain item does not mean it is what we want it to be!
As far as ship/boat goes, I think that one has changed with the times, I think the civilian definition of ship is 500 tons displacement or more. Anything else is a boat. In old days it was based on the number of masts.