Yanmar Compact Equipment's TL100VS was on display at ConExpo-Con/Agg, with production of the compact track loader set to begin in Spring 2023. Photo: Yanmar Compact Equipment.
Yanmar Compact Equipment’s TL100VS was on display at ConExpo-Con/Agg, with production of the compact track loader set to begin in Spring 2023. Photo: Yanmar Compact Equipment.
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Yanmar debuts four compact wheel loaders at ConExpo

Yanmar Compact Equipment highlighted its TL65RS, TL75VS, TL80VS and TL100VS compact track loaders at ConExpo-Con/Agg. The models will be ready production this year.

Yanmar Compact Equipment's TL100VS was on display at ConExpo-Con/Agg, with production of the compact track loader set to begin in Spring 2023. Photo: Yanmar Compact Equipment.
Yanmar Compact Equipment’s TL100VS was on display at ConExpo-Con/Agg, with production of the compact track loader set to begin this spring. Photo: Yanmar Compact Equipment.

Yanmar Compact Equipment made its entry as a comprehensive compact equipment solutions provider at ConExpo-Con/Agg, launching a new line of compact track loaders.

The TL65RS, TL75VS, TL80VS and TL100VS, which made their debut at the Las Vegas trade show, are construction-grade machines featuring the company’s performance, efficiency, technology and reliability standards, Yanmar says.

Ranging from 67 to 103.5 hp, the new compact track loaders cover a range of customer needs, according to the company, rounding out Yanmar’s compact equipment lineup that already consists of mini excavators, compact wheel loaders and tracked carriers.

The new line is ideal for construction work, rental applications and other jobs, Yanmar says.

“These new compact track loaders create a full line of compact equipment, and we are excited to bring more value to the market with the reliable products we’re known for,” says Buck Storlie, product manager at Yanmar Compact Equipment. “Customers love our mini excavators for their quality construction and trusted performance in any conditions, and now those benefits will be available in our compact track loaders.”

Performance

Yanmar says its new compact track loaders are construction-grade and include extra durability for the construction, landscaping and rental industries. Tier 4 Final Yanmar diesel engines offer an additional performance boost, according to the company.

Operator experience is a key focus in the machines, with 360-degree visibility and a standard suspended seat for enhanced comfort. A removable roof hatch escape offers an optimized safety feature for operators, Yanmar adds.

Efficiency

The models include several optional efficiency-enhancing features to improve operator experience and overall productivity, Yanmar says. These include a work tool positioner; return-to-position technology; self-leveling ride control; and auto two-speed capabilities. The company says these intuitive features help improve productivity on jobsites, leveling out the learning curve for new operators to expedite the training process.

Technology

The loaders incorporate Yanmar’s optional SmartAssist telematics from the company’s mini excavator line. Features include error detection and notification, real-time operational status updates and daily work reports.

SmartAssist also includes integrated theft protection, allowing the machine’s owner to set a range from a specific location and trigger an alert if that range is exceeded. A touchscreen 7-in. color display comes standard with each new compact track loader for improved convenience on the jobsite, Yanmar says.

Reliability

Combined with bar-tread tracks, Tier 4 Final engines and convenient serviceability features, Yanmar’s new compact track loaders provide maximum ROI, according to the company.

“As specialists in the compact equipment market, we designed these compact track loaders to be the whole package,” Storlie says. “Our engines are already preferred on a wide array of compact equipment, and we’re committed to upholding our reputation for excellence and reliability as Yanmar expands into the compact track loader realm.”

The TL100VS will start production this spring, while the other three will begin production later this year.