Looks great and is nice, but in a scrap yard? That looks like to much can go broke and cost of fixing would be high. Plus the quick coupler and hydraulics might get in the way when wanting to throw material from one pile to the next. We run a liebherr 904, Cat 324 and are testing the new Tier 4 Fuchs 350, so far I have no complaints about the machine except that the controls are not as responsive like Liebherr's even with the sensitivity up. Were suppose to test a Liebherr 934 and a Cat for the yard here in Texas. Liebherr doesn't have none of the new stuff here on hand to try out! Something I have yet to figure out, because in Texas everything is bigger. I found that out after moving here from Germany in 1994 and yes the saying is true. I've been an equipment tester for other companies, and Texas is a place where the Humidity and Temperature will play havoc on your equipment I know because it happened to me many of times even with brand new equipment. I would love to know more about Liebherr's new equipment and test it if they ever bring it to Texas, whether it's demolition, scrap handlers, or dirt equipment. I also own my own Demolition company, so in the future I'm going stop renting and buy one. Danke fur das video.
Clear demonstration very good
very nice dose it come with a set of forks 1 merchine dose it all
Very impressive. Thanks.
Looks great and is nice, but in a scrap yard? That looks like to much can go broke and cost of fixing would be high. Plus the quick coupler and hydraulics might get in the way when wanting to throw material from one pile to the next. We run a liebherr 904, Cat 324 and are testing the new Tier 4 Fuchs 350, so far I have no complaints about the machine except that the controls are not as responsive like Liebherr's even with the sensitivity up. Were suppose to test a Liebherr 934 and a Cat for the yard here in Texas. Liebherr doesn't have none of the new stuff here on hand to try out! Something I have yet to figure out, because in Texas everything is bigger. I found that out after moving here from Germany in 1994 and yes the saying is true. I've been an equipment tester for other companies, and Texas is a place where the Humidity and Temperature will play havoc on your equipment I know because it happened to me many of times even with brand new equipment. I would love to know more about Liebherr's new equipment and test it if they ever bring it to Texas, whether it's demolition, scrap handlers, or dirt equipment. I also own my own Demolition company, so in the future I'm going stop renting and buy one. Danke fur das video.
Hello Noel!
How did it go with your Liebherr? Any new ones? Have you tried out any of the new ones?