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* The ''Crosscut'' was constructed with ''[[Total Warfare]]'' construction rules, while the ''ForestryMech'' used the previous ''[[Maximum Tech]]'' rules. A most notable difference between the two is that the ''ForestryMech'' only masses 25 tons, uses standard BattleMech armor, and has a top speed of 50 km/h. * The ''Crosscut'' was constructed with ''[[Total Warfare]]'' construction rules, while the ''ForestryMech'' used the previous ''[[Maximum Tech]]'' rules. A most notable difference between the two is that the ''ForestryMech'' only masses 25 tons, uses standard BattleMech armor, and has a top speed of 50 km/h.
− * The cargo hoist was initially wrongly reported to be mounted in the center torso (rear) section, but this is impossible given that a cargo hoist requires three critical slots, whereas only two are available in the center torso. An erratum has been issued moving the cargo hoist to the left arm instead, by [[Herbert A. Beas II]], the line developer (as HABEAS).<ref>''[http://www.classicbattletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,26067.0.html CBT Forum posting: ''Crosscut'' LoggerMech]'' (dead link)</ref> + * The cargo hoist was initially wrongly reported to be mounted in the center torso (rear) section, but this is impossible given that a cargo hoist requires three critical slots, whereas only two are available in the center torso. The cargo hoist has since been errata-ed to be positioned in the left arm instead, by [[Herbert A. Beas II]], the line developer (as HABEAS).<ref>''[http://www.classicbattletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,26067.0.html CBT Forum posting: ''Crosscut'' LoggerMech]'' (dead link)</ref>
* ''[[Record Sheets: Operation Klondike]]'' has the lift hoist mounted on the right torso, rather than the left arm.<ref>''Record Sheets: Operation Klondike'', p. 67</ref> * ''[[Record Sheets: Operation Klondike]]'' has the lift hoist mounted on the right torso, rather than the left arm.<ref>''Record Sheets: Operation Klondike'', p. 67</ref>
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* The ''Crosscut'' was constructed with ''[[Total Warfare]]'' construction rules, while the ''ForestryMech'' used the previous ''[[Maximum Tech]]'' rules. A most notable difference between the two is that the ''ForestryMech'' only masses 25 tons, uses standard BattleMech armor, and has a top speed of 50 km/h. | * The ''Crosscut'' was constructed with ''[[Total Warfare]]'' construction rules, while the ''ForestryMech'' used the previous ''[[Maximum Tech]]'' rules. A most notable difference between the two is that the ''ForestryMech'' only masses 25 tons, uses standard BattleMech armor, and has a top speed of 50 km/h. | ||
− | * The cargo hoist was initially wrongly reported to be mounted in the center torso (rear) section, but this is impossible given that a cargo hoist requires three critical slots, whereas only two are available in the center torso. | + | * The cargo hoist was initially wrongly reported to be mounted in the center torso (rear) section, but this is impossible given that a cargo hoist requires three critical slots, whereas only two are available in the center torso. The cargo hoist has since been errata-ed to be positioned in the left arm instead, by [[Herbert A. Beas II]], the line developer (as HABEAS).<ref>''[http://www.classicbattletech.com/forums/index.php/topic,26067.0.html CBT Forum posting: ''Crosscut'' LoggerMech]'' (dead link)</ref> |
* ''[[Record Sheets: Operation Klondike]]'' has the lift hoist mounted on the right torso, rather than the left arm.<ref>''Record Sheets: Operation Klondike'', p. 67</ref> | * ''[[Record Sheets: Operation Klondike]]'' has the lift hoist mounted on the right torso, rather than the left arm.<ref>''Record Sheets: Operation Klondike'', p. 67</ref> |