Our Machines
Mid State Land Clearing Commercial Machines
We use Commercial Land Clearing and Forestry Mulching Machines. Our Machines are Designed Specifically for Land Clearing and Mulching. Beware of Other Companies that Use Smaller Generic Equipment.
Barko 930B
The Barko 930B is a staple in commercial forestry mulching machinery. The ergonomic design makes it easy for operators to see what they're doing while maximizing safety by minimizing blind spots. It's perfect if you need something that can plow through just about any terrain but also has attachments so your business doesn't rely solely on one machine - ensuring maximum versatility!
Variotrac 300
GX 300
The low ground pressure of the GX300 tractor means less tearing up the land and more clearing the way to get projects done. The hydrostatic drive with smooth precision controls is manufactured specifically for this unit, giving operators a clean ride every time. This allows for fast land clearing.
Doosan DX140 Excavator with Ryans Felling Head
The 14 Metric ton excavator is the perfect machine to clear trees in hard-to-reach locations. It can be used for logging out lumber from trees and cutting them safely into desired sizes, which are then suitable for milling. This is a commercial machine that will get the job done quickly.
Doosan Excavator with Power Pack
The Doosan Excavator includes a stand-alone hydraulic system that powers the Denis Cimaf mulching head. If you want an efficient machine to take on any terrain for different types of jobs, then look no further than the DOOSAN excavator and power pack system. This machine is large and can get huge areas of land mulched quickly.
Kubota SVL95 Skid Steer
The Kubota SVL 95 machines are perfect for small and medium size jobs. With the FAE mulching head, these multi-use machines can tackle residential back yards with efficiency without damaging the ground like heavier equipment would due to their light weight rubber tracks. For larger logs or trees in forests, a Ryans 360 log grapple is available on this machine so that you don't have to worry about doing any damage to other standing trees nearby while moving through those woods.