Yanmar Compact Equipment North America has expanded its compact track loader (CTL) lineup with six new mid- and large-frame models, including two configured for forestry applications.
The TL65RP, TL75VP, TL80VP, TL100VP, TL80VP Forestry, and TL100VP Forestry bring Yanmar’s total number of new CTLs featuring ASV Posi-Track fully suspended torsion-axle undercarriages to nine this year. The TL25RP, TL40RP, and TL50RP were introduced in July.
The machines are manufactured at Yanmar’s Grand Rapids, Minnesota, facility and span radial- and vertical-lift configurations. Rated operating capacities range from 2,000 to 4,100 pounds, while auxiliary hydraulic flow reaches up to 41 gallons per minute.
The radial-lift TL65RP has 67.1 horsepower, a 2,000-pound rated operating capacity, and available 26.7-gallon-per-minute high-flow hydraulics. Its applications include digging, grading, and loading for landscaping, property maintenance, rental, and construction.
Yanmar’s smallest vertical-lift CTL, the TL75VP, produces 71.5 horsepower and has a 2,300-pound rated operating capacity. The machine is configured for truck loading, pallet handling, material movement, construction, and landscaping.
The TL80VP has 71.5 horsepower and a 2,800-pound rated operating capacity, with available 34.3-gallon-per-minute high-flow auxiliary hydraulics. Its ASV Posi-Track dual-level suspended undercarriage uses torsion axles and bogie wheels, and the machine has standard 17.7-inch-wide tracks.
The TL100VP produces 103.5 horsepower and has a 3,500-pound rated operating capacity. The model offers available 41-gallon-per-minute high-flow auxiliary hydraulics and is intended for construction, landscaping, agriculture, and material-handling applications.
The TL80VP Forestry has 71.5 horsepower, a 2,800-pound rated operating capacity, and standard 34.3-gallon-per-minute high-flow hydraulics. Purpose-built machine guarding and a dedicated Forestry cab are standard. The cab includes a 3/4-inch polycarbonate door, 1/2-inch polycarbonate side windows, and Forestry ROPS and FOPS certification.
The TL100VP Forestry is the largest of the six new CTLs. It has 103.5 horsepower, a 4,100-pound rated operating capacity, and standard 41-gallon-per-minute high-flow hydraulics. A hydraulically driven reversing fan, machine guarding, a dedicated Forestry cab, and standard 20-inch-wide tracks are included. The model is configured for mulching, land clearing, and right-of-way work.
All six CTLs have a 7-inch color display, rearview camera, electronic joystick controls with selectable ISO or H-pattern settings, adjustable operator profiles, and speed settings. SmartAssist Remote telematics is standard, with complimentary service for the first five years.
The telematics system provides access to machine location, utilization, maintenance, and other operating information.
The ASV Posi-Track fully suspended torsion-axle undercarriage is standard across the six models. The TL80VP, TL100VP, and both Forestry models use an advanced dual-level suspension that combines independent torsion axles with suspended bogie wheels.
Yanmar says the undercarriage is designed to maintain ground contact across soft, uneven, and challenging surfaces while providing traction, flotation, stability, and ride quality.
The new Posi-Track models join Yanmar’s steel-embedded undercarriage models, giving the lineup different machine sizes, lift configurations, operating capacities, hydraulic capabilities, and undercarriage options.
Yanmar said the expanded CTL lineup is supported by investments in engineering, manufacturing, and production capacity at its Grand Rapids facility.
Since acquiring ASV in 2019, Yanmar has invested more than $32 million in automation, innovation, and manufacturing technology at the facility. The company plans to invest an additional $30 million over five years to expand its CTL engineering capabilities and production capacity.
The six new models are now available through authorized Yanmar Compact Equipment dealers across the United States and Canada.
Aug 26, 2026
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