When winter makes working conditions tougher, Liebherr responds with a versatile line of wheel loaders suited to every type of winter challenge. From frozen city streets to vast snow-covered logistics areas, these machines excel in power, maneuverability and specialized design for cold environments.
Compact and reliable on urban streets
Liebherr skid-steer loaders are designed for agile operation in confined spaces. Their low center of gravity and automatic self-locking differentials ensure stability and traction on slippery surfaces. Ideal for sidewalks and narrow streets, their small size does not compromise clearing capacity.
In yards, parking lots or driveways with snow accumulation, stereo loaders prove their efficiency. Thanks to their unique stereo steering, these machines allow precise maneuvering and tight turns, making it easy to work where other machines have difficulty.
Extended reach with Liebherr loaders
The model L 509 Tele combines the performance of a traditional loader with the functionality of a telescopic boom, reaching heights of up to 4.8 meters. This feature makes it an ideal choice for stacking snow or loading trucks in large areas, while maintaining good maneuverability thanks to its stereoscopic steering.
Medium wheel loaders, such as the L 526 to L 546, are designed to move large volumes of snow and ice efficiently. Their Z-kinematics provide high breakout force, while attachments such as the snow plow or light material bucket allow them to adapt to different operational needs.
XPower: performance and safety in extreme conditions
For the most demanding winter challenges, XPower wheel loaders (L 550 to L 586) provide high performance without sacrificing safety. They incorporate intelligent systems such as active personnel detection and adaptive lights, optimizing nighttime operations. Equipped with snow chains and lightweight buckets, these machines are the first line of defense against ice and accumulated snow.
Liebherr proves that with the right right equipment, even the harshest winterseven the harshest winters can be tackled efficiently and safely.
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