A. Fusion Forestry runs a Fecon FTX150-2 dedicated tracked forestry mulcher for heavy work, large areas and dense regrowth, and a Takeuchi TL12V2 compact tracked loader fitted with an FAE VT175 mulching head for selective clearing, follow-up work, constrained access and steep terrain. The TL12V2 has been modified specifically for the demands of forestry work. Plant is moved on our own Iveco S-Way flatbed truck, which also carries spare parts and fuel — keeping us self-sufficient on remote jobs without relying on outside transport or support.

The right result depends on more than just the machine. It also comes down to matching the equipment, setup and approach to the vegetation density, terrain and finish required. This helps achieve a controlled result while reducing unnecessary soil disturbance.

A. The amount that can be cleared in a day depends on vegetation density, slope, ground conditions and site access.

Typical output is 7–10 acres per day per machine in moderate conditions. Light regrowth in open country can run faster; thick lantana, tight access, rocky ground or steep terrain takes longer. We don't quote per-acre rates — every site is different.

A. Permit requirements depend on your council area, zoning and the type of vegetation being removed.

Permit responsibility sits with the landowner. We recommend confirming with your local council before works commence. If you let us know the suburb or postcode and what you want to clear, we can talk through what's typical in your area — but the final check is yours.

A. Forestry mulching is a cleaner and more controlled method of land clearing. It removes overgrowth without pushing up large root balls or stripping topsoil in the way some traditional clearing methods can.

Compared with burning or heavy clearing, mulching generally leaves the soil in better condition, reduces erosion risk and helps prepare the area for long-term land improvement. It is especially useful for access tracks, firebreak preparation, pasture recovery and weed control.

Our approach: achieve a strong initial knockdown, then manage regrowth over time. That means less ongoing maintenance, fewer repeat visits, and a cleaner, more usable property long-term — with none of the environmental cost of burning, stripping or hauling away. Vegetation is processed in place and returned to the soil, supporting healthier regrowth and better water retention.

A. Fusion Forestry is based on the Sunshine Coast and operates across South East Queensland — including the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Gympie, South Burnett, Toowoomba, the Darling Downs and surrounds. We also undertake project work in Central Queensland and remote locations across the state. We self-mobilise on our own truck, so transport logistics aren't a barrier for larger or more distant jobs.

A. Yes. Fusion Forestry holds Combined Mobile Plant & Equipment and Broadform Liability insurance with 360 Plant & Equipment, underwritten by AIG Australia. Public Liability and Products Liability cover are each $20 million any one occurrence. A current Certificate of Currency is available on request.

A. Yes. The owner-operator is an Australian Army veteran who served in Iraq in 2003. The business operates with the same standards of preparation, accountability and follow-through.

A. Yes. We work with consultants, resource companies, civil contractors and government departments on exploration support, infrastructure preparation, firebreak programs and vegetation management. A formal capability statement is available on request and we can supply project-specific documentation as required, including insurance certificates and equipment schedules.