Built with next-generation MAX-Series features and patented Posi-Track® technology, the VT-70 High Output offers the increased power and torque that operators need to work faster and be more productive every day, even during long weeks.

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VT-70 Compact Track Loader VT-70 Brief Specifications Operating weight: 8,060 lbs | 3656 kg Tipping load: 6,650 lbs | 3016 kg Ground pressure: 4.6 psi | 31.7 kPa Gross engine power 65 hp | 48.6 kW

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The ASV VT 70 is a skid steer loader manufactured by ASV since 2017. It has a weight of 3.66 tons and a travel speed of 12.4 km/h. The track width is 381 millimeters, and the rated operating capacity is 1056 kilograms.

2019年7月30日 · ASV Holdings Inc., an industry-leading manufacturer of all-purpose and all-season compact track loaders and skid steers, announces the new mid-frame, vertical lift VT-70 High Output. The Posi-Track loader features high torque and an efficient hydraulic system for maximum performance with even the most heavy and demanding attachments.

The ASV VT-70 is equipped with a 2-speed hydrostatic transmission, vertical-lift loader boom, and suspended undercarriage with 15" (380 mm) rubber tracks. The hydraulic system has a standard pump with fluid flow rate of 23 gpm (87.1 lpm).

The ASV VT-70 High Output features a turbocharged 74.3-horsepower Deutz 2.2-liter diesel engine. The machine’s direct-drive pumps optimize performance (compared to belt-driven pump systems) allowing the machine to run attachments more efficiently than even higher-horsepower competitive units.