Clearing Brush with the Marshall Tree Saw

The Marshall Tree Saw is the most effective brush clearing tool available. Used for clearing brush, the Marshall Tree Saw has a 15 - 17 foot vertical reach when used with most skid loaders and can reach over fences and other barriers for clearing brush. Marshall Tree Saw cuts brush, trees, and dirt without damaging the blade. The Marshall Tree Saw can be also be used for push, pile and stacking of felled trees and other vegetation while clearing brush.

The Marshall Tree Saw reduces safety hazards associated with brush clearing. The slowly rotating blade helps prevent flying debris and generates very low heat to prevent fires. The unique A-frame bar and extended reach capacity acts as tree and debris reflector when clearing brush.

The Marshall Tree Saw is among the most versatile brush clearing tools available. The Marshall Tree Saw can cut at or below ground level to lengthen the time between brush clearing activities. With the horizontal setting, the Marshall Tree Saw can clear creek and river banks and drainage ditches in record time. The vertical position allows the saw to clear brush growing vertically up to 17'.

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