Primary Service

Skid Steer Rotary Brush Hogging

Our workhorse. The ASV RT-75 compact track loader equipped with a high-flow rotary brush cutter tears through heavy brush, saplings, and overgrowth that would stop lesser machines.

ASV RT-75 skid steer with rotary brush cutter in action clearing land

ASV RT-75 In Action

Our compact track loader chews through thick brush and saplings with ease. Tracks mean we go where wheeled machines can't — hillsides, soft ground, rough terrain.

Steep hillside cleared by ASV RT-75 skid steer showing no terrain is too tough

No Terrain Too Tough

Steep grades, muddy bottoms, rocky hillsides — the ASV RT-75's rubber tracks distribute weight evenly and grip surfaces that stop other equipment.

What We Clear

Overgrown fields and pastures
Wooded lots and fence rows
Ditch banks and drainage areas
Right-of-way corridors
Hunting land and food plots
New construction site prep
Solar farm site clearing
Utility and pipeline easements

Why Skid Steer?

The rotary brush cutter on our ASV RT-75 cuts brush and saplings up to 10 inches in diameter, mulching everything down to ground level. Unlike mowing, this method handles heavy growth and uneven terrain.

Handles brush up to 10" diameter
Mulches material in place — no hauling
Tracks work on slopes and soft ground
Faster than hand-clearing
Leaves a clean, usable surface

Precision Clearing

Walk-Behind Brush Cutting

Some jobs need a lighter touch. Our walk-behind brush cutters handle residential lots, tight spaces around structures, and areas where heavy equipment can't reach.

Before — Tight Residential Space

Some properties have areas too confined for a skid steer — near fences, buildings, or in narrow corridors between structures.

Clean residential lot after walk-behind brush cutting by Brush Brothers

After — Clean and Accessible

Walk-behind brush cutters give us the precision to clear right up to structures and fence lines without risking damage.

Ideal For

Residential lot and yard clearing
Around buildings and outbuildings
Fence line detail work
Steep banks and tight slopes
Areas with limited equipment access
Finishing work after skid steer clearing

Combined Approach

Many jobs benefit from both services. We'll use the skid steer to clear the main area, then bring in the walk-behind for detail work around edges, structures, and hard-to-reach spots.