Clearland Equipment

06/01/2026

Off Market Opportunity!! 67 acres 1 hour from Austin.

05/30/2026

Built to handle oilfield pressure, retired drill stem is hard to beat for durable ranch fence and gate construction.

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05/30/2026

NASCAR or land improvement?

05/28/2026

Valuable land should be usable land.
Clearing invasive cedar opens access, restores visibility, and brings a ranch back to life.

05/19/2026

Shredding cactus usually spreads the problem. Pads and fragments left on the ground can re-root and multiply, especially after rain. Forestry mulching works differently by fully grinding the plant into fine organic material, breaking down the cactus structure and reducing its ability to regenerate — all without the use of chemical applications.

05/15/2026

05/15/2026

Clear with the future in mind!

04/21/2026

Burnin it down!

04/19/2026

Why do some ranch roads chip seal better than others?

Because timing, preparation, and weather matter more than most people realize. Chip seal performs best in warm, dry conditions—generally when temperatures are between 70° and 95°F. That allows the oil to bond properly and the rock to seat into the surface.

Too cold, too wet, or rushed prep can lead to loose rock, weak adhesion, and a shorter lifespan. A quality result doesn’t just come from the material—it comes from applying it in the right window.

On ranch roads, the difference between doing it right and doing it wrong can mean years of performance.

04/18/2026

Sounds of chip seal!

Texas road construction and chip seal.
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