Yanmar Compact Equipment (Yanmar CE) is set to unveil its latest innovations in compact machinery at the Equip Exposition, taking place from October 15 to 18 in Louisville, Kentucky. This trade show marks the first demonstration of Yanmar’s new compact track loaders, allowing attendees to operate the TL75VS model, alongside the SV40 mini excavator and an upcoming mini excavator yet to be officially launched.
The TL75VS is powered by a robust 74-horsepower Yanmar Tier 4 Final diesel engine. Weighing in at 9,205 pounds, this vertical lift model boasts a rated operating capacity of 2,555 pounds and a maximum bucket pin height of 10 feet 6.5 inches, facilitating effortless truck loading and various at-height tasks. Users can opt for 26-gallon-per-minute high-flow hydraulics, which, combined with larger line sizes, hydraulic coolers, and direct-drive pumps, minimize power loss while maximizing flow and pressure directly to the attachments.
The TL75VS also features a torsion axle suspended undercarriage with a rear axle pivot link system. This advanced linkage technology employs spring loading to reduce oscillation, enhancing stability and ride quality, which helps operators retain materials more effectively. The machine is capable of navigating job sites at speeds of up to 7.5 miles per hour.
Key features of the TL75VS include:
- Self-leveling technology and dual-direction capabilities
- A work tool positioner for presetting attachment angles
- Automatic shifting between low- and high-speed modes
- Speed-sensitive ride control
- A user-friendly 7-inch touchscreen display
- A standard mechanical suspended seat
- 360-degree visibility
In addition to the TL75VS, Yanmar CE’s booth will feature a comprehensive range of its compact equipment lineup, including the TL100VS, TL65RS, and TL80VS compact track loaders, which were launched this summer, as well as the V7 wheel loader released in December 2023 and the SV40 mini excavator. This event highlights Yanmar CE’s commitment to innovation and excellence in the green industry.
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