ASV 4810 Compact track loaders tech specs

Overview

The ASV 4810 (1994–2001) is a torque-forward compact track loader built around flotation. With 78.3 kW, 385 Nm, 936.67 kg operating capacity, and extremely low 0.21 bar ground pressure, it targets soft-ground landscaping, light grading, and utility backfill where traction and surface protection matter more than speed or modern operator comfort.

Expert rating: 3 stars

Pros: Exceptional flotation on soft ground; high power output for its weight class.

Cons: Dated cab and controls; parts sourcing and wear items depend heavily on condition.

Performance & Efficiency

Power delivery is strong for a loader under 4 tons, helping with pushing and stockpile work. Hydraulic flow of 71.92 lpm supports steady bucket cycles, while 2,676 kg breakout force gives enough bite for light excavation. Travel speed tops out at 9.66 kph, favoring short-cycle site work.

Maintenance & Ownership

This is an older mechanical platform. Ownership success hinges on undercarriage health, hydraulic cleanliness, and cooling upkeep. Track rollers, hoses, and bushings are common cost drivers.

In Cabin

Expect a basic operator environment by today’s standards. Visibility is workable, ergonomics are simple, and noise insulation reflects its era.

In Comparison

John Deere 333: More modern package with better comfort and attachment support.
Boxer 427: Lighter-duty option for smaller landscaping jobs.
ASV 4810: The flotation-first pick when soft ground is the priority.

Final Verdict

Rated 3 stars, the ASV 4810 (1994–2001) fits the AED 22,800–68,000 range as a budget-friendly soft-ground CTL. It trades modern comfort for flotation, torque, and simple ownership.