The SV100, pictured here, includes an ultra-tight tail-swing.
Photo: Yanmar
Yanmar Compact Equipment's ViO80-1A and SV100-2A, the largest models in Yanmar's mini excavator line, provide the performance, efficiency, technology and reliability needed for tough jobs, allowing for maximum productivity in construction, landscaping and utility applications, according to a press release.
Both models feature Yanmar Compact Equipment’s industry-leading four-year/4,000-hour bumper-to-bumper mini excavator warranty.
The ViO80 features Yanmar’s zero tail-swing and the SV100 includes an ultra-tight tail-swing. The ViO80’s zero tail-swing design, a feature pioneered by Yanmar, allows the excavator to rotate next to a structure with far less risk of hitting it. The larger SV100’s ultra-tight tail swing has just 6.7 inches of overhang. Both designs allow efficient work in tight jobsites, as found in road and utility work that may be difficult for larger equipment.
By the Numbers
The 8-ton-class ViO80 weighs in at 18,136 pounds with 56.9 horsepower and a maximum digging depth of 15 feet, 4 inches, while the 10-ton class SV100 has a 21,550-pound operating weight while providing 72 horsepower and a maximum digging depth of 15 feet, 9 inches.
Standard features on both models include ECO Mode, Auto-Decel Mode, and auto shift 2-speed travel. ECO Mode helps extend engine life, lengthen oil change intervals and reduces fuel consumption by reducing engine speed and power draw when not needed. The mini excavators’ auto shift 2-speed travel design conveniently shifts the machines between low and high range automatically.
The zero tail-swing design on the ViO80, pictured here, allows the excavator to rotate next to a structure with far less risk of hitting it.
Photo: Yanmar
Yanmar’s hydraulic quick coupler also comes standard on both models. The feature allows fast and easy changing of attachments, according to Yanmar.
Telematics Technology
The mini excavators both come with SmartAssist Remote, Yanmar’s telematics system. Using the integrated theft protection, the mini excavator’s owner can set a range from a specific location or a starting time, triggering SmartAssist Remote to send a notification if that range is exceeded. SmartAssist Remote can also detect errors with electronic components and send notifications to service personnel and directly to Yanmar to streamline the diagnostic process, according to Yanmar. Additionally, the machine’s owner can view the operational status of the equipment in real time and view daily work reports that track use of the excavator, useful data that can improve jobsite productivity over time. SmartAssist Remote can also track maintenance intervals and inspection items, and notify the owner via email about upcoming maintenance requirements.
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