Commercial Remote Control Diesel Brush Cutter & Flail Mower (Kepu 195 / 55° Slope)

HT-DBC Series Remote Control Diesel Brush Cutter: Built for Brushland and Extreme Slopes

Clearing brushland, overgrown hillsides and abandoned fields takes more than a mower. The HONGTAI HT-DBC Series remote control diesel brush cutter combines a Kepu 195 high-torque diesel engine, a 60-blade heavy-duty flail rotor and a low, wide crawler chassis rated for slopes of up to 55°. It shreds tough shrubs, briars and dense weeds on terrain where crews and conventional machines cannot work safely, while the operator stays up to 1,000 m (3,280 ft) away.

Two cutting widths are available: the HT-DBC 800 (850 mm) and the HT-DBC 1000 (1,050 mm). Both are designed for shrubland clearing, solar power plant vegetation control, forestry firebreaks and land reclamation, and are supplied factory direct with custom OEM and wholesale programs.

Kepu 195 Diesel High-Torque Power

• Kepu 195 industrial diesel engine with one-touch electric start delivers the high, steady torque needed to keep a 60-blade flail rotor at speed in woody growth.
• Fuel-efficient: about 1.1 L (0.29 US gal) of diesel per hour, with a 5 L (1.3 US gal) tank.
• Compliance ready: EPA, CE and EU Stage V compliant engine options for North American and European markets.
• 195F upgrade: an optional Kepu 195F higher-output diesel engine is available for the most demanding clearing work.
• Dual 650W pure copper brushless track motors drive each track independently for strong climbing torque and 360° zero-radius turning, with no carbon brushes to replace.

60-Piece Heavy-Duty Flail Blades

The heart of the HT-DBC is its flail rotor: 60 heavy-duty blades in 20 sets of 3, spinning at 3,600 rpm. Instead of slicing like a rotary mower, the swinging flails strike and shred vegetation, mulching coarse shrubs, briars, thick weeds and saplings into fine material that breaks down naturally.

• High blade density means more impacts per revolution and a finer, more even mulch, even in tough, fibrous growth.
• Swinging flails deflect on contact with rocks and hidden obstacles, reducing damage compared with fixed blades.
• Remote electric height adjustment from 10 mm to 220 mm (0.4 – 8.7 in) lets operators cut close for reclamation or raise the rotor over stumps and stones.
• Front metal guard grille helps contain debris thrown by the rotor, protecting nearby people and property.

Extreme 55° Slope Climbing and Stability

The HT-DBC is engineered for some of the steepest ground any remote control machine works on:

• Rated for slopes of up to 55°, so it can clear embankments, dam faces and hillsides too steep for ride-on equipment or crews on foot.
• Wide heavy-duty rubber tracks (2 × 150 mm / 5.9 in) give high grip and spread the 322 – 351 kg (710 – 774 lbs) machine weight to reduce sliding.
• Low 670 mm (26.4 in) profile and a wide stance of up to 1,170 mm (46.1 in) keep the center of gravity low and resist rollover.
• Remote operation up to 1,000 m keeps operators on safe, level ground, away from the slope and flying debris.

Typical Applications

• Shrubland, scrub and overgrown woodland edge clearing
• Solar power plant vegetation management
• Forestry firebreaks and fuel-load reduction
• Land reclamation of abandoned farmland and wasteland
• Highway, railway, dam and river embankment maintenance
• Steep orchard and plantation undergrowth control

Technical Specifications

Model Comparison: HT-DBC 800 vs HT-DBC 1000

Common Specifications (Both Models)

Factory Source, Custom OEM and Wholesale

• Factory-direct pricing: buy from the source factory with tiered wholesale pricing for dealers, contractors and rental fleets.
• Custom OEM / ODM: custom colors, private labeling, engine options (195 / 195F) and controller upgrades. See our OEM & export services.
• Mixed-model loading: combine HT-DBC 800 and 1000 units in one container to stock both cutting widths.
• Spare parts: flail blades, tracks, filters, motors and electrical components available for your service team.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can a remote control diesel brush cutter like the HT-DBC clear?

The HT-DBC shreds dense shrubs, briars, thick weeds, tall grass and small saplings. Its 60-blade flail rotor at 3,600 rpm mulches vegetation into fine material in a single pass.

How steep can it work?

The HT-DBC is rated for slopes of up to 55°, thanks to its wide 150 mm tracks, low 670 mm profile and remote operation. Always assess soil moisture and surface conditions before working extreme slopes.

Should I choose the 800 or the 1000 model?

The HT-DBC 800 (850 mm cut, 970 mm wide) suits narrower access, orchards and solar rows. The HT-DBC 1000 (1,050 mm cut, 1,170 mm wide) maximizes output on large open brushland and embankments.

Why use flail blades instead of a rotary blade?

Swinging flails shred material more finely, handle woody growth better and deflect on contact with stones or stumps, which reduces damage and makes them safer for rough land clearing.

Can the engine be upgraded?

Yes. A Kepu 195F higher-output diesel engine is available as an option, along with the C7-PLUS industrial remote controller.