Tonken Machinery Launches Diesel Remote‑Controlled Tracked Brush Cutter for Steep‑slope Vegetation Management

Traditional slope mowing and brush‑clearing work exposes operators to high fall risks on hillsides, riverbanks and highway embankments. Tonken’s wireless remote‑controlled tracked brush cutter allows operators to complete mowing work safely from a distance, eliminating direct exposure to hazardous steep‑slope job sites.

Powered by a high‑performance diesel engine and dual brushless drive motors, the unit adopts electric start instead of labor‑intensive manual pull start. The industrial rubber tracked chassis achieves a minimum ground clearance of 10 mm, supporting stable climbing on slopes up to 55 degrees. With 360‑degree body rotation, the machine can turn flexibly inside narrow spaces including orchards and vineyards. Cutting height is fully adjustable to tackle weeds, dense shrubs and overgrown brush with varying heights and densities.

Under line‑of‑sight conditions, the wireless remote controller reaches an operating distance of 200‑300 meters; large metal obstacles should be avoided to prevent signal interference. This CE‑certified tracked flail mower covers wide application scenarios: slope maintenance, orchard & vineyard weeding, highway roadside trimming, river‑bank vegetation management, wasteland brush clearing and power‑line corridor weed removal.

As an original equipment manufacturer, Tonken Machinery offers configurable options, genuine spare‑parts supply, global after‑sales support and OEM customization for worldwide distributors and end‑users. The standard warranty covers the main unit for 1 year (excluding wearing parts such as blades and rubber track components), paired with lifetime technical consultation service. For North‑American projects, EPA‑compliant engine versions can be provided upon customer request.