Liebherr A 400 ZW '1967–????

Liebherr LR632 '1968–????

 
Liebherr LR632 '1968–????
 
 

Previous model: LR631C.

Liebherr R-Series Crawler Excavators '1968–pr.

Liebherr R 976-E '2021–pr.
Liebherr R 970 SME Litronic backhoe bucket '2014–23
Liebherr R 9400 E '2024–pr.
Liebherr R 976-E '2021–pr.
Interior Liebherr R 9600 '2021–pr.

Liebherr RTS 961 '1969–????

Liebherr RTS 961 '1969–????
 
 
 

Previous model – RT 1000.

Liebherr PR 731 '1974–????

Liebherr PR-Series Dozers '1974–pr.

Liebherr PR 726 G8 '2020–pr.
Liebherr PR 766 G8 '2023–pr.
Liebherr PR 726 G8 '2020–pr.
Liebherr PR 776 G8 '2024–pr.
Torpedo Liebherr PR 726 G8 '2020–pr.

Liebherr L 531 '1974Producido en 2 copias

 
Liebherr L 531 '1974
 
 

In 1974, two test machines of the L 531 type were produced at the Liebherr-France factory in Colmar. Under the designation L 531, Liebherr developed a completely new prototype of wheel loaders. The 11,000 kg L 531 wheel loader was slightly heavier and at 87 kW / 118 PS had more power than the LSL 1500 loader, the bucket volume of 2.0 m³ remained the same. Until then, all wheel loaders were equipped with a torque converter. However, the engineers at Liebherr asked themselves the question: "Is there any other, better and more suitable drive system?" They wanted to know exactly, so they built two test machines. One with a torque converter and the other with a novelty in the field of wheel loaders – with a hydrostatic drive. Both wheel loaders passed the same load tests. After extensive comparative tests of both prototypes, a ground-breaking decision was made about the future technology. The result was unequivocal, and thus the world's first wheel loader with hydrostatic drive was born.

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