Commercial walk-behind field and brush cutter

Peco has introduced the Brush Blazer, a powerful walk-behind brush
cutter capable of mowing down trees up to four inches in diameter. The
Brush Blazer is an easy-to-use land clearing machine that does not
require operator experience. Users can eliminate annoying overgrowth
quickly and efficiently.

Hand built in America out of 3/16 inch-thick steel and weighing 1,200 pounds, the Brush Blazer features go-anywhere tracks  and a 48-inch cutting width.

As legend has it, the original owner of Peco had a friend who owned a
rental yard. He came to Peter and asked if he could make him a brush
cutter that would actually work and could cut down more than just a one-inch
sappling. Like many, the rental yard owner owned the typical machines
that had wheels and a glorified lawnmower blade, so Peco decided to
make a machine unlike any other that would exceed the limited industry standards. A machine that would cut not only cut down one-inch saplings
like they were toothpicks, but a machine on tracks with double blades
that could cut down four-inch trees and mulch them up. This may seem like
overkill for a brush cutter, but that's like saying a track hoe is
overkill for a shovel. The Brush Blazer just makes the job easier.

Peco says rental yard owners who own a Brush Blazer say their smaller machines do not rent out anymore.
People may be willing to spend the extra money to rent a machine that can make
the job easier, be less physically abusive to the operator, and simply
clear more material quicker. Users do not have to muscle the machine around
like a roto-tiller, they can guided the Brush Blazer around,
pushing the trees down in front of them as it cuts.

This product is sold to rental houses in Canada by Eastern Farm
Machinery.

Related links
Peco
Eastern Farm Machinery