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Brink's Land Improvement Service can help. The Pacific Northwest is a forested paradise but the old saying; "you can't see the forest for the trees" definitely applies. Many landowners have so much brush and under story that they are unable to use their land. In other cases the brush has obscured the view or encroached on their home and has become a fire hazard.
This track system has only 3.5 psi of ground pressure and thus the GT-25 does not leave ruts or compress the ground

Using new technology, your land can be cleared with little disturbance of the ground. Brink's Land Improvement uses a GT-25. There are only 4 of these units on the west coast but they are used extensively on the east coast and in Canada. This is a single purpose-built mulching machine. It uses a planar fixed tooth head that rotates at 2350 RPM and cuts through brush and trees up to 48 inches. This rotating head is mounted on a mulching machine that rides on 6 nylon/polyester tracks. This track system has only 3.5 psi (pounds per square inch) of ground pressure and thus the GT-25 does not leave ruts or compress the ground. Landowners are often hesitant to hire a contractor to clear brush for fear the land clearing will make a rutted, muddy mess of their property, but the GT-25 eliminates this concern.

All equipment is sanitized of evasive materials after each job. Sanitization of equipment prevents spread of evasive materials from one site to another.

Mark Brink has 25 years, as an owner/operator, of land clearing experience. In 1997 he was named Operator of the Year for the Northwest Oregon Region and in 1998 received the merit award, for forest practices, for the Southwest region of Oregon. Please give Mark a call at (541) 554-5803 or fill out our contact form.

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