ASV RT-75
Compact Track Loader
$74,000

ASV

ASV RT-75

4.4(220 reviews across equipment listings)

The ASV RT-75 is a mid-frame compact track loader built around ASV's signature Posi-Track suspended undercarriage, which the company invented before Caterpillar licensed it for the original MTL line. It's the go-to machine for operators who prioritize flotation, ride quality, and traction on ground that stops conventional CTLs.

Price
$74,000
ROC
2650 lbs
Engine
74 hp
Best For
Operators working mud, snow, and soft ground where conventional CTLs get stuck

Specifications

Type
Compact Track Loader
Lift Path
Radial Lift
Rated Operating Capacity
2650 lbs
Engine HP
74 hp
Operating Weight
9180 lbs
Tipping Load
7570 lbs
Lift Height
125 in
Hydraulic Flow
22.6 GPM
Aux Flow
Standard
Engine
Cummins QSF2.8
Warranty
2 yr / 2000 hr
Tracks
Yes
High-Flow
Yes

Features

High-FlowEnclosed CabTwo-SpeedSelf-LevelingA/C & HeatTracksRadial LiftA/CHigh-Flow Available

Pros

  • The Posi-Track undercarriage with independent torsion axles delivers what owners universally call the best ride in the industry, floating over ruts and rubble that hammer rigid-undercarriage machines.
  • Ground pressure as low as the mid-3 psi range lets it work wet turf, bogs, and snow that would strand a Bobcat or Cat, which is the whole reason many owners buy ASV.
  • The 15-inch ground clearance is roughly double most competitors, so it crawls over stumps and rocks without high-centering.
  • The Cummins QSF2.8 is a proven, widely-serviced engine, and owners like having a common powerplant that any diesel shop can support.
  • The open-rail undercarriage design sheds mud and debris instead of packing it, cutting daily cleanup time in sloppy conditions.
  • The 125.5-inch hinge-pin height is unusually tall for a radial machine, so it loads trucks better than most radial-lift rivals.
  • Track speed tops out well above most CTLs, and operators moving material across big sites appreciate the genuinely fast travel.

Cons

  • The Posi-Track undercarriage has far more moving parts than a steel-embedded design, and mechanics grumble that wheels, bearings, and bogies add up to serious rebuild costs at high hours.
  • Replacement tracks and undercarriage components are expensive and more specialized than commodity CTL parts, so owners must budget for them upfront.
  • The radial lift path limits reach at full height compared to vertical-lift competitors, making high-sided truck loading less convenient.
  • Winter freeze-up in the undercarriage is a known headache, with owners in cold climates reporting ice-packing issues the design can't fully avoid.
  • Derailment can occur if track tension isn't maintained diligently, and inexperienced operators report throwing tracks in aggressive side-hill work.

Common Questions

What actually makes the Posi-Track undercarriage different?
Independent torsion axles and suspended wheels give it what owners widely call the best ride in the industry, and ground pressure in the mid-3 psi range with 15 inches of clearance lets it cross bogs, wet turf, and snow that strand conventional CTLs. That's the whole reason people buy ASV — if your work is on firm dry ground, you're paying for capability you won't use.
Are the undercarriage maintenance horror stories true?
There's truth on both sides of the forum debate. The design has far more moving parts than a steel-embedded undercarriage, and at high hours the wheels, bearings, and bogies add up to real rebuild costs — while individual parts are often cheaper than Cat equivalents, the part count is higher. Operators who avoid track spin and keep tension right report 2,000+ hour track life; careless operation produces derailments and rapid wear.
How does it do in freezing conditions?
Mixed — which is ironic for a machine that excels in snow. The suspended undercarriage can pack with slush that freezes overnight, and owners in cold climates report ice-packing headaches the design can't fully avoid. Flotation and traction in snow itself are excellent; just budget time for cleanout before hard freezes.
Can a radial-lift machine like this load tall trucks?
Better than you'd expect. The 125.5-inch hinge-pin height is unusually tall for a radial machine, so it out-loads most radial rivals — but it still gives up reach at full height to vertical-lift competitors, making high-sided truck loading less convenient. Buyers doing constant truck loading usually accept that trade for the flotation and ride.
Is the Cummins engine a plus or minus for maintenance?
A genuine plus. The QSF2.8 is a proven, widely used engine that any diesel shop can service, so you're not locked into a specialized dealer network for powerplant work — a nice hedge given ASV's dealer footprint is smaller than the big brands. Undercarriage expertise is the part that stays ASV-specific.

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