I'd say it's way better to hire an experienced operator with at least a D5 size Cat or a track excavator to do the major clearing. I highly doubt a good 25,000#+ track loader could be found for $10,000 that didn't need any work. Even if you did find one, if you don't have a lot of experience running one, you will get frustrated and could very easily receive injuries. Tree's and bush can be very unpredictable when clearing them. An experienced operator will make a world of difference and do a better job in a fraction of the time it will take you. I've cleared a bunch of bush and tree's with a Cat 931B loader. I was able to push any tree down that I wanted but an experienced operator on a bigger Cat would have done the job a lot faster and I wouldn't have had to spend thousands on the machine and repairs. Some jobs are just better hired out and actually save you money in the long run. Dave
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