ASV VT-100 Compact Track Loader: Power & Traction in Extreme Conditions

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Earlier this year at Yanmar’s EVO Center in Acworth, Georgia, Product Management Director Peter Ovrebo showed off ASV’s VT-100 compact track loader.

The 10,345-pound, 103.5-horsepower model was introduced in 2023 to fill a gap in the company’s lineup between its 74-horespower RT-75 and 135-horsepower RT-135 CTLs.

The vertical lift machine features ASV’s patented Posi-Track undercarriage, a dual-level suspension system, 360-degree cab views and a cooling system for extreme conditions. It is ideal for loading and grading applications in landscaping and construction. It can travel at speeds up to 9.3 miles per hour with a low 4.0 psi ground pressure.

Check out the video above to get an inside look at:
How the poly-cord track design allows the machine to follow the contour of the ground
Tool-free rear access panels and separated coolers
E-H controls with customizable joystick patterns, sensitivity adjustments and add-on technology features to ease operation
High-flow and standard-flow auxiliary hydraulic options

ASV also offers a forestry configuration with additional forestry-rated guarding and a built-in limb riser. Both come with a two-year, 2,000-hour warranty. The warranty includes a no-derailment guarantee and covers the tracks for the entire warranty period.

ASV VT-100 Specs
Loader Arms: Vertical
Operating Weight: 10,345 lbs
Rated Operating Capacity: 3,500 lbs
Tipping Load: 10,286 lbs
Ground Pressure: 4.0 psi
Engine Power: 103.5 hp

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In This Video:
00:00 – Why Are ASV CTLs Unique?
00:33 – VT-100 Quick Overview
01:08 – ASV Posi-Track Undercarriage
01:46 – Serviceability
02:49 – Visibility
03:06 – Cab
04:25 – Final Thoughts