
Tigercat M726G
Built for forestry mulching. It turns dense cedar, heavy brush and standing timber into a mulch layer on open acreage.
- carrier
- Wheeled
- mulching head
- 9 ft
Our equipment
Nine machines for the cedar, rock, slopes and tight quarters we work in across Central Texas.

Built for forestry mulching. It turns dense cedar, heavy brush and standing timber into a mulch layer on open acreage.

The mulching head rides on a boom, so it reaches over drainages, fence lines and steep ledges while the tracks stay on stable ground.

A small dozer carrying a mulching head. It gets into fence rows, trails and tight timber where a big wheeled mulcher would crowd the trees you’re keeping.

Swaps between a grapple bucket, a rock crusher and a mulching head, so one machine can mulch a homesite, crush the rock and clean up the debris.

The grapple moves brush and logs, the rock crusher turns limestone into usable base for pads and drives, and the mulching head handles brush around structures.

Pads, rough grading, ranch roads and ditches. The rear ripper breaks up hard ground and caliche before the blade shapes it.

The rake tines pull mesquite root crowns, stumps and rock out of the ground and leave the dirt behind, so a pasture is cleared once instead of every few years.

Cuts standing trees at the base and lifts them out whole, for larger timber that needs to come down cleanly rather than be mulched in place.

We haul our own machines between jobs, so mobilizing to a ranch across the Hill Country runs on our schedule, not a rental hauler’s.
Free on-site estimates
Show an owner what you want cleared and which trees you want to keep.