L 550 - L 586 Wheel Loaders

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Wheel Loaders
L 550 - L 586
2plus2
2plus2
Tipping load, articulated: 25,700 lb – 45,050 lb
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
Tipping load, articulated: 25,700 lb
Bucket capacity:
4.2 yd³
36,450 lb
Operating weight:
Engine output:
177 HP/130 kW
Bucket capacity:
5.2 yd³
49,625 lb
Operating weight:
Engine output:
259 HP/190 kW
Bucket capacity:
6.5 yd³
54,200 lb
Operating weight:
Engine output:
272 HP/200 kW
L 586 2plus2
Bucket capacity:
7.2 yd³
69,200 lb
Operating weight:
Engine output:
340 HP/250 kW
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L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Economy
Reliability
The Liebherr driveline reduces wheel loader fuel consumption by 25 % or more when compared to conventional travel gears! Liebherr wheel loaders save up to
1.3 gallons of fuel per operating hour, significantly reducing operating costs and environmental pollution.
All the materials used in Liebherr wheel loaders have
passed long-term tests to ensure that they meet
Liebherr’s exacting standards even in the toughest conditions. The mature concept and proven quality make
Liebherr wheel loaders the benchmark for reliability.
Performance
Comfort
The Liebherr driveline allows the Liebherr diesel engine
to be mounted lengthways in the rear, with the output
shaft facing backwards. Compared to conventionally
driven wheel loaders, the operating weight is much
lower, the tipping load is higher, and more material can
be moved each operating hour.
The ultra-modern cab design with advanced ergonomics, continuously variable Liebherr driveline with 2plus2
gearbox for uninterrupted tractive force, standard
Liebherr ride control, optimum weight distribution and
easy service access due to unique engine installation
position lead to extraordinary overall comfort.
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
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Lower fuel consumption
n=?
35
B
20 m
T ~ 35 sec.
4
30
25
2,5 m
5
20
15
4
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
A
3
2
1
• Up to 1.3 gal less consumption
per operating hour, a fuel saving
of up to 25 %.
• The Liebherr wheel loaders demonstrate their fuel economy in the
Liebherr standard Normtest.
Economy
The Liebherr driveline reduces wheel loader fuel consumption by 25 % or more
when compared to conventional travel gears. Liebherr wheel loaders save up to
1.3 gallons of fuel per operating hour, significantly reducing operating costs and
environmental pollution.
Low operating costs
Minimum costs,
High handling capacity
Liebherr wheel loaders are unbeatable for economy compared to conventionally driven wheel
loaders. This is due to the following factors:
− Low fuel consumption thanks to higher efficiency
and low operating weight. Liebherr wheel loaders consume up to 1.3 gallons fuel per operating hour less than conventionally driven wheel
loaders in the same working conditions.
− Practically no brake wear thanks to the hydraulic braking action of the driveline; this ultimately
eliminates consequent repair costs.
− Reduced tire wear due to continuous traction
control. Depending on the working conditions,
there is up to 25 % less wear.
Active environmental protection
Economical use
of resources
The reduction in fuel lowers emissions, thus
actively protecting resources:
0.3 gal of fuel produces up to 7 lb of carbon
dioxide (CO2). By saving up to 1.3 gal per operating hour, up to 33,069 lb less CO2 is produced
in 1,000 operating hours. Not only are operating
costs reduced but the environment also benefits
from the drastically reduced emissions.
Low noise emission
The innovative driveline concept means much
lower noise emission – Liebherr wheel loaders are
significantly quieter in operation.
Reduced brake wear
Reduced tire wear
• Even under the toughest working conditions, the Liebherr travel drive always
brakes hydraulically. The mechanical
service brake only acts as a support and
is therefore subject to hardly any wear.
• The tractive force can be adjusted continuously. This stops wheel spins and
reduces tire wear by up to 25 %.
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
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Liebherr driveline
• Optimum weight distribution thanks to
lengthways-installed Liebherr diesel
engine, output shaft is facing the rear.
• The variable displacement pumps on the
engine act as counterweight, thus allowing higher tipping loads at low operating
weight.
• Compact design improves visibility
in all directions
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L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Performance
The Liebherr driveline allows the Liebherr diesel engine to be mounted lengthways in the rear, with the output shaft facing backwards. Compared to conventionally driven wheel loaders, the operating weight is much lower, the tipping
load is higher, and more material can be moved each operating hour.
Higher performance, lower weight
Higher productivity
The combination of the Liebherr driveline and the
unique position of the Liebherr diesel engine allows
higher tipping loads at low operating weight. This
leads to significantly higher productivity because
there is no need for unnecessary counterweight.
Ultra modern Liebherr driveline
Innovative technology
The large Liebherr wheel loaders are equipped
with the 2plus2 gearbox. Tractive force and speed
are automatically adjusted to the requirements of
the driver without shifting. There is no need for a
mechanical reverse gear because the travel direction is changed hydraulically.
Flexibility puts them ahead
An all-purpose loader
The Lumberjack is the ideal tool to complement the
available equipment for the large Liebherr wheel
loaders. This „torque increase“ is the perfect additional system for your requirements, especially
when operating with heavy equipment and loads.
Their compact design allows these wheel loaders to maneuver quickly and efficiently – an ideal
basis for high handling capacity.
Conventional travel gear
An all-purpose loader
• Longitudinally mounted diesel engine
moves the center of gravity further forward
• The choice between Lumberjack
or Z pattern linkage means that the
loader can always be configured for
every job application – Lumberjack
for industrial use; Z for conventional
material handling.
• Additional counterweight is needed to
maintain stability and to increase the
tipping load.
• This results in high operating weight
and bad visibility
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
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Liebherr driveline
• The Liebherr driveline consists of
two hydraulic motors which accelerate the loader continuously from
a standstill to maximum speed,
either forwards or in reverse – with
a 2plus2 gearbox – but without a
reversing gear unit.
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L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Reliability
All the materials used in Liebherr wheel loaders have passed long term tests to
ensure that they meet Liebherr’s exacting standards even in the toughest conditions. The mature concept and proven quality make Liebherr wheel loaders the
benchmark for reliability.
Reliable Liebherr driveline
Fewer components
The Liebherr driveline includes a self-locking
hydraulic brake, which means the additional wet
brake discs are effectively wear-free. There is no
need for a reversing gear unit – thus minimizing the
number of parts susceptible to wear.
Controlled cooling
The intelligent answer
The cooling fan is not driven directly from the
Liebherr diesel engine and produces only the cooling air output which is actually required. Heat sensors ensure reliable control. If overheating should
occur, the wheel loader automatically shifts down
to first travel speed range. The reduced power consumption protects the engine from overheating. At
the same time, the fan speed is increased to maximum value, thus preventing the engine from overheating.
Components meet manufacturer’s
quality standards
Everything from
a single source
Important components such as the engine, hydraulic rams and electronics are developed and manufactured by Liebherr itself. This ensures co-ordinated quality from the manufacturer down to the
smallest detail. Liebherr components guarantee
maximum performance and reliability.
Cooling system
Liebherr’s own components
• The cooling system is fitted on the rear section between the diesel engine and the operator’s cab. The cooling air is drawn in directly
behind the cab and blown out upwards at the
rear. The fan speed is varied automatically by
heat sensors that determine the amount of
cooling needed.
• Liebherr has many years of experience in
design, development and construction of
diesel engines, hydraulic rams and electronic
components. They are matched together
down to the smallest detail to guarantee
optimum interaction and performance.
• A reversible fan drive to expel dust from the
radiator can be specified as an optional extra.
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
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Liebherr control lever
• The Liebherr control lever is used to manage all travel and working movements of the wheel loader, so that the operator’s left
hand can always remain on the steering wheel. There is no need
to let go of the steering wheel increasing overall safety. The operator controls the following functions with his right hand:
– Raise and lower attachment
– Fill and dump the bucket
– Automatic bucket return to dig
– Kick down and Gear Hold function
– Auxiliary control buttons for additional hydraulic functions
– Change of travel direction with simultaneous travel start
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L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Comfort
The ultra modern cab design with advanced ergonomics, continuously variable
Liebherr driveline with 2plus2 gearbox for uninterrupted tractive force, standard
Liebherr ride control, optimum weight distribution and easy service access due
to unique engine installation position lead to extraordinary overall comfort.
Top-class cabin design
Comfort cab
The ultra-modern, ergonomically planned cabin
design allows the operator to achieve better performance and productivity in the greatest possible
comfort. The displays, controls and operator’s seat
are carefully coordinated to form a perfect ergonomic unit.
Liebherr control lever
All the working and travel functions are operated
precisely and sensitively from a single control lever.
This means accurate and safe handling, and the left
hand always remains on the steering wheel. This
increases the safety at the job site.
Liebherr driveline
Continuously variable
transmission
The Liebherr driveline with its 2plus2 gearbox
allows continuous regulation of acceleration in all
speed ranges, without noticeable gear shifting or
interruption in tractive force.
Service access
Easy maintenance
Because the Liebherr diesel engine is rotated by
180°, the hydraulic pumps, hydraulic tank, hydraulic
tank cut-off valve, air filter and battery main switch
can be reached easily and safely from ground level
by opening a single engine compartment hood. The
engine, pump distributor gear and cooling system
are easily accessible by opening the engine cover.
Hydrostatic fan drive
The cooling system is positioned directly behind
the cab, which means there is less dirt and therefore less maintenance and cleaning resulting in time
and cost savings!
Service access
Powerful air-conditioning system
• The unique position of the Liebherr diesel
engine provides perfect accessibility for maintenance. The hydraulic pumps, hydraulic tank,
hydraulic tank cut-off valve and battery main
switch can be easily and safely accessed from
ground level by opening a single engine compartment hood.
• The standard equipped air-conditioning system
of the large wheel loaders provides the greatest
operator comfort for high productivity.
• The air flow is controlled at 4 different levels
– an automatic air-conditioning system is available as an option.
– Air flow in the feet area
– Defroster
– Air flow in the head area
– Air flow in the body area
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
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L 550 – L 580
Technical Data
Engine
L 550
L 566
L 580
2plus2
2plus2
2plus2
Liebherr diesel engine ____________ D934S A6
Design ________________________ Liebherr diesel
D936L A6
D936L A6
engine, water-cooled, exhaust turbo
charged with intercooler
Cylinder inline ________________ 4
6
6
Combustion process ________ PLD
Rated output according
to ISO 9249 __________ hp/kW 177/130
259/190
272/200
at RPM 2000
2000
2000
907
975
Max. torque ______________ lb ft 611
at RPM 1500
1300
1300
Displacement ____________ gal 1.7
2.8
2.8
Bore/Stroke ________________ in 4.8”/5.35”
4.8”/5.91”
4.8”/5.91”
Air cleaner __________________________ Dry type with main and safety element, pre-cleaner,
service indicator on LCD display
Electrical system
Operating voltage __________V 24
24
24
Capacity __________________ Ah 143
170
170
Alternator ________________V/A 28/80
28/80
28/80
____________
Starter motor
V/hp 24/9
24/9
24/9
Attachment Hydraulics
Design
______________________________ “Load-sensing”
swash plate type variable flow pump
with output and flow control, and pressure cut-off in
the control block
Cooling ______________________________ Hydraulic oil cooling using thermostatically controlled
fan and oil cooler
Filtering ____________________________ Return line filter in the hydraulic reservoir
Control ______________________________ “Liebherr-Joystick” with hydraulic servo control
Lift circuit __________________________ Lifting, neutral, lowering
and float positions controlled by Liebherr joystick
with detent
Tilt circuit __________________________ Tilt back, neutral, dump
automatic bucket positioning
L 550
L 566
L 580
2plus2
2plus2
2plus2
____________________
Max. flow
gpm 62
77
77
Max. pressure ________________ PSI 4,786
5,076
5,076
Attachment
The exhaust emissions are below the limits in stage IIIA / Tier 3.
__________________________ Powerful
Travel Drive
Stepless hydrostatic travel drive
Design “2plus2” ______________ Swash plate type variable flow pump and two variable axial piston motors in closed loop circuit with one
axle transfer case. Direction of travel is reversed by
changing the flow-direction of the variable-displacement pump
Filtering system ______________ Suction return line filter for closed circuit
Control ________________________ By travel and inching pedal. The inching pedal makes
it possible to control the tractive and thrust forces
steplessly at full engine speed. The Liebherr joystick
is used to control forward and reverse travel
Travel speed range ________________ Speed range 1______________________________ 0 – 6.2 mph
Speed range 2 and A2 ____________________ 0 – 12.4 mph
Speed range A3 ____________________________ 0 – 24.9 mph
The quoted speeds apply with the tires that are
standard equipment on the loader
Axles
Four-wheel drive
Front axle __________________________ Fixed
Rear axle ____________________________ Center pivot, with 13° oscillating angle to each side
L 550
L 566
L 580
Height of obstacles which
2plus2
2plus2
2plus2
can be driven over __________ 1’8”
1’8”
1’8”
With all four wheels remaining in contact with the
ground
Differentials ________________________ Automatic limited-slip differentials with 45 % locking
action in both axles
Reduction gear ____________________ Planetary final drive in wheel hubs
Track width ________________________ 6’7” with all types of tires (L 550 2plus2)
7’4” with all types of tires (L 566 2plus2,
L 580 2plus2)
Brakes
Wear-free service brake
Steering
______________________________ “Load-sensing”
with pressure cut-off and flow control. Central pivot
with two double-acting, damped steering cylinders
Angle of articulation ______________ 40° (to each side)
Emergency steering ______________ Electro-hydraulic emergency steering system
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Operator’s Cab
Design
______________________________ On
elastic bearing on rear section, soundproof
ROPS/FOPS cab. Operator’s door with optional
sliding window, 180° opening angle, fold-out window
on right site with opening angle, front windscreen
made of compound safety glass, green tinted as
standard, side windows made of single-pane safety
glass, grey tinted, continuously adjustable steering
column and joystick control as standard, heatable
rear window
ROPS roll over protection per DIN/ISO 3471/
EN 474-3
FOPS falling objects protection per DIN/ISO 3449/
EN 474-1
____________________
Operator’s seat
6 way adjustable seat with lap belt, vibration
damping and suspension adjustable for the operator’s weight
Cab heating and ventilation ______ Operator’s cab with 4-level air control, cooling water
heating, defroster and air conditioning with electronic
valve control, as well as electronic fresh/recirculated
air control, filter system with pre-filter, fresh air filter
and recirculated air filter, easily replaced, air conditioning as standard, climate control optional
Noise Emission
L 550
ISO 6396
2plus2
LpA (inside cab) ______________ 69 dB(A)
2000/14/EC
LWA (surround noise) ________ 104 dB(A)
L 566
2plus2
69 dB(A)
L 580
2plus2
69 dB(A)
105 dB(A)
105 dB(A)
L 566
2plus2
105.7
L 580
2plus2
105.7
11.4
0.7
3.0
13.7
13.5
13.5
35.7
68.7
3.0
11.4
0.7
3.0
13.7
15.3
13.2
35.7
68.7
3.0
__________ Self-locking
of the hydrostatic travel drive (acting on
all four wheels) and additional pump-accumulator
brake system with wet multi-disc brakes located in
the wheel hubs (two separate brake circuits)
Parking brake ______________________ Electro-hydraulically actuated spring-loaded brake
system on the transmission
The braking system meets the requirements of the EC guidelines 71/320.
Design
Geometry
Z-pattern linkage with tilt cylinder and cast
steel cross-tube
Bearings ____________________________ Sealed
Cycle time at nominal load ________ L 550
L 566
L 580
2plus2
2plus2
2plus2
__________________________
Lifting
5.5 s
5.5 s
5.5 s
Dumping ______________________ 2.3 s
2.0 s
2.0 s
Lowering (empty) ____________ 2.7 s
3.5 s
3.5 s
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Capacities
L 550
2plus2
Fuel tank ________________________ gal 79.3
Engine oil
(including filter change)________ gal 8.2
Pump distributor gears ________ gal 0.7
Transmission “2plus2” ________ gal 3.0
Coolant ________________________ gal 11.9
Front axle ______________________ gal 7.9
Rear axle________________________ gal 7.9
Hydraulic tank __________________ gal 35.7
Hydraulic system, total ________ gal 63.4
Air-condition system R134a ____ lb 3.0
L 550 – L 580
Dimensions
E
F
D
C B
A
I H
J
K
G
L
Loading Bucket
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
Cutting tools
Bucket capacity according to ISO 7546 **
Bucket width
Specific material weight
Dumping height at max. lift height and 45° discharge
Dump-over height
Max. height of bucket bottom
Max. height of bucket pivot point
Max. operating height
Reach at max. lift height and 45° discharge
Digging depth
Height above cab
Height above exhaust
Ground clearance
Wheelbase
Overall length
Turning circle radius over outside bucket edge
Lifting force (SAE)
Breakout force (SAE)
Tipping load, straight *
Tipping load, articulated at 37° *
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lbf
lbf
lb
lb
lb
lb
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
T
T
4.2
4.7
8’10”
8’1”
3,034
2,697
9’5”
9’2”
11’6”
11’6”
12’
12’
12’1”
12’1”
17’8”
17’9”
3’7”
4’
3”
3”
11’
11’
9’1”
9’1”
1’9”
1’9”
10’9”
10’9”
27’
27’
21’1”
21’2”
41,590
41,365
28,101
26,527
29,112
28,859
26,158
25,937
25,684
25,463
36,431
36,575
23.5R25
Michelin XHA
T
T
5.2
5.9
9’1”
9’1”
3,034
2,697
10’8”
10’5”
12’1”
12’1”
13’3”
13’3”
14’4”
14’4”
19’3”
19’7”
3’1”
4’1”
4”
4”
11’8”
11’8”
10’2”
10’2”
1’1”
1’1”
11’9”
11’9”
29’3”
29’6”
23’3”
23’4”
59,350
59,350
44,962
42,714
39,000
37,501
34,943
33,598
34,282
32,959
49,604
49,880
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
T
T
6.5
7.2
10’1”
10’1”
3,034
2,697
10’11”
10’8”
13’5”
13’5”
14’
14’
15’
15’
20’1”
21’1”
3’9”
4’
4”
4”
11’8”
11’8”
10’2”
10’2”
1’1”
1’1”
12’2”
12’2”
30’6”
30’1”
24’4”
24’5”
56,202
55,753
39,342
35,969
44,952
44,070
40,411
39,617
39,683
38,912
54,190
54,520
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
* The figures shown here are valid with tires above and include all lubricants, a full fuel tank, the ROPS/FOPS cab and the operator. Different tires
and optional equipment will change the operating weight and tipping load.
** Actual bucket capacity may be approx. 10 % larger than the calculation according to ISO 7546 standard. The degree to which the bucket can
be filled depends on the material – see page 21.
= Loading bucket with back grading edge
= Rehandling bucket
T
= Welded-on tooth holder with add-on teeth
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
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Attachment
L 550 – L 580
High Lift
E
D
F
B
A
I
H
J
K
G
L
High Lift
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
Cutting tools
Bucket width
Dump-over height
Digging depth
Height above cab
Ground clearance
Wheelbase
Overall length
Lifting force (SAE)
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lbf
lbf
lb
lb
lb
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
T
T
3.7
3.9
8’1”
8’1”
3,034
2,697
12’1”
11’11”
13’5”
13’5”
14’2”
14’2”
15’1”
15’1”
19’9”
19’1”
2’1”
3’
5”
5”
11’
11’
9’1”
9’1”
1’1”
1’1”
10’9”
10’9”
28’2”
28’5”
21’9”
21’11”
29,225
29,225
28,101
26,977
24,780
23,810
22,090
21,010
36,795
36,916
23.5R25
Michelin XHA
T
T
4.6
5.2
9’1”
9’1”
3,034
2,697
12’3”
12’
14’1”
14’1”
14’8”
14’8”
15’8”
15’8”
20’3”
20’7”
3’3”
3’6”
6”
6”
11’8”
11’8”
10’2”
10’2”
1’1”
1’1”
11’9”
11’9”
30’4”
30’9”
23’9”
23’11”
51,706
51,706
34,845
33,721
33,135
32,717
29,101
28,770
50,155
50,398
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
T
T
5.9
6.5
9’1”
10’1”
3,034
2,697
11’7”
11’7”
14’1”
14’1”
14’8”
14’8”
15’8”
15’8”
21’5”
21’5”
4’
4’
6”
6”
11’8”
11’8”
10’2”
10’2”
1’1”
1’1”
12’2”
12’2”
31’5”
31’5”
24’4”
24’9”
51,706
51,706
33,721
33,721
40,664
40,675
35,913
35,913
54,344
54,675
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
= Loading bucket with back grading edge
= Rehandling bucket
Z
14
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Attachment
L 550 – L 580
Light Material Bucket
E
F
A
L
Light Material Bucket
with Bolt-On Cutting Edge
A
E
F
L
Bucket capacity
Bucket width
Dumping height at max. lift height
Reach at maximum lift height
Overall length
Tipping load, articulated *
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lb
lb
lb
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
6.5
7.9
9’8”
9’8”
1,348
1,011
8’6”
8’1”
18’3”
18’11”
4’5”
4’11”
27’7”
28’3”
26,059
25,397
22,994
22,421
37,457
37,809
23.5R25
Michelin XHA
8.5
11.1
10’6”
11’6”
1,686
1,348
9’11”
9’5”
20’5”
21’1”
4’8”
5’2”
29’8”
30’4”
35,979
34,745
31,625
30,534
51,346
51,588
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
8.5
11.1
10’6”
11’6”
2,023
1,686
10’6”
10’
21’2”
21’1”
3’11”
4’5”
30’1”
30’9”
43,299
41,976
38,228
37,071
54,807
55,490
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
ZKK
9.2
11’2”
674
8’3”
19’4”
4’1”
27’7”
21,716
19,158
39,639
23.5R25
Good Year GP-4B
ZKK
14.4
12’2”
674
9’3”
22’5”
7’3”
31’1”
27,988
24,604
55,733
26.5R25
Good Year GP-4D
ZKK
18.3
13’1”
674
9’1”
23’6”
7’5”
32’11”
30,247
26,698
60,098
26.5R25
Good Year GP-4D
Light Material Bucket (Lumberjack)
A
E
F
L
Geometry
Bucket capacity
Bucket width
Overall length
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lb
lb
lb
ZKK = Z-bar linkage with tilt ram support and hydraulic quick coupler (“Lumberjack”)
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
15
Attachment
L 550 – L 580
High-Dump Bucket
E
A
F
L
High-Dump Bucket
A
E
F
L
Bucket capacity
Bucket width
Overall length
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lb
lb
lb
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
5.9
8’1”
1,517
15’
21’8”
5’5”
29’3”
25,331
22,333
38,195
23.5R25
Michelin XHA
8.5
10’6”
1,348
17’5”
24’11”
6’
31’8”
30,093
26,455
54,697
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
8.5
10’6”
1,686
18’2”
25’8”
5’5”
32’1”
37,016
32,673
58,158
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
ZKK
9.2
9’1”
674
15’11”
23’11”
6’7”
29’6”
20,327
17,924
40,741
23.5R25
Good Year GP-4B
ZKK
14.4
12’2”
674
14’11”
27’2”
6’9”
31’7”
25,441
22,355
56,394
26.5R25
Good Year GP-4B
ZKK
17.0
13’1”
674
15’8”
28’2”
6’1”
32’8”
28,285
24,978
61,244
26.5R25
Good Year GP-4B
High-Dump Bucket (Lumberjack)
A
E
F
L
Geometry
Bucket capacity
Bucket width
Overall length
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lb
lb
lb
16
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Attachment
L 550 – L 580
Fork Carrier and Fork
600
F min.
F max.
E
C
A
G
F
L
FEM IV Fork Carrier and Fork
with Quick Change Device
A
C
E
F
F max.
F min.
G
L
Lifting height at max. reach
Max. lifting height
Reach at loading position
Max. reach
Reach at max. lifting height
Fork length
Length – basic machine
Recommended payload for uneven ground
= 60 % of tipping load, articulated 1)
Recommended payload for smooth surfaces
= 80 % of tipping load, articulated 1)
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lb
lb
5’1”
12’1”
15’4”
3’4”
5’5”
2’9”
4’11”
23’6”
20,150
17,780
6’6”
13’7”
17’5”
4’1”
6’5”
3’4”
5’11”
26’
25,574
22,487
6’6”
14’3”
18’2”
4’3”
6’6”
2’9”
5’11”
26’7”
31,173
27,073
lb
10,031
12,974
16,535
lb
lb
12,7872)
36,145
23.5R25
Michelin XHA
17,295
50,078
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
19,4892)
53,539
26.5R25
Michelin XHA
1) According to EN 473-3 and ISO 8313
2) Payload on forks is limited by tilt cylinder
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
17
Attachment
L 550 – L 580
Log Grapple (Lumberjack)
Q
E
F 45
F 20
I
A 20
A 45
H
C
C1
Q
J
F max.
K
L
Log Grapple
Geometry
A20
Discharge height at 20°
A45
Discharge height at 45°
C
Max. grapple opening in loading position
C1
Max. grapple opening
E
Max height
F20
Reach at max. lifting height at 20° discharge
F45
Reach at max. lifting height at 45° discharge
F max. Max. outreach
H
Height above cab
I
Manipulation height
J
Ground clearance
K
Wheelbase
L
Overall length
Width over tires
Q
Grapple diameter
Grapple width
Payload *
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
in2
ft in
lb
lb
L 550 2plus2
L 566 2plus2
L 580 2plus2
ZKK
10’8”
8’11”
7’5”
8’6”
20’4”
5’7”
4’2”
8’3”
11’
14’9”
1’1”
10’9”
27’11”
8’1”
2,790
6’0”
13,007
40,918
23.5R25
Good Year GP-4B
ZKK
11’2”
8’1”
9’1”
10’1”
24’7”
7’8”
5’1”
10’8”
11’9”
17’1”
1’1”
11’9”
31’6”
9’7”
4,805
6’1”
18,078
57,276
26.5R25
Good Year GP-4D
ZKK
11’11”
9’5”
11’1”
12’
25’7”
7’4”
5’5”
10’11”
11’9”
17’9”
1’1”
12’2”
32’9”
9’7”
5,425
6’1”
20,283
61,399
26.5R25
Good Year GP-4D
18
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Technical Data
Engine
engine, water-cooled, exhaust turbo
charged with intercooler
Cylinder inline ________________ 6
Combustion process ________ PLD
Rated output according
to ISO 9249 __________________ 340 hp (250 kW)
at 2000 RPM
at 1500 RPM
Max. torque __________________ 1172 lb ft
Displacement ________________ 2.8 gal
Bore/Stroke __________________ 4.8”/5.91”
Air cleaner __________________________ Dry type with main and safety element, pre-cleaner,
service indicator on LCD display
Electrical system
Operating voltage ____________ 24 V
Capacity ______________________ 170 Ah
Alternator______________________ 28 V/80 A
Starter motor ________________ 24 V/9 hp
Attachment Hydraulics
Design
______________________________ “Load-sensing”
with output and flow control, and pressure cut-off in
the control block
Cooling ______________________________ Hydraulic oil cooling using thermostatically controlled
fan and oil cooler
Filtering ____________________________ Return line filter in the hydraulic reservoir
Control ______________________________ “Liebherr-Joystick” with hydraulic servo control
Lift circuit __________________________ Lifting, neutral, lowering
and float positions controlled by Liebherr joystick
with detent
Tilt circuit __________________________ Tilt back, neutral, dump
automatic bucket positioning
Max. flow __________________________ 108 gpm
Max. pressure ______________________ 4,786 PSI
Attachment
The exhaust emissions are below the limits in stage IIIA / Tier 3.
Geometry
Travel Drive
Stepless hydrostatic travel drive
Design “2plus2” ______________ Swash plate type variable flow pump and two variable axial piston motors in closed loop circuit with one
axle transfer case. Direction of travel is reversed by
changing the flow-direction of the variable-displacement pump
______________
Filtering system
Suction return line filter for closed circuit
Control ________________________ By travel and inching pedal. The inching pedal makes
it possible to control the tractive and thrust forces
steplessly at full engine speed. The Liebherr joystick
is used to control forward and reverse travel
Travel speed range ________________ Speed range 1______________________________ 0 – 5.0 mph
Speed range 2 and A2 ____________________ 0 – 9.9 mph
Speed range A3 ____________________________ 0 – 21.7 mph
The quoted speeds apply with the tires that are
standard equipment on the loader
Axles
Four-wheel drive
Front axle __________________________ Fixed
Rear axle ____________________________ Center pivot, with 13° oscillating angle to each side
Height of obstacles which
can be driven over __________ 1’9”
With all four wheels remaining in contact with the
ground
Differentials ________________________ Automatic limited-slip differentials with 45 % locking
action in both axles
Reduction gear ____________________ Planetary final drive in wheel hubs
________________________
7’10” with all types of tires
Track width
Brakes
Wear-free service brake
Z-pattern linkage with tilt cylinder and cast
steel cross-tube
Bearings ____________________________ Sealed
Cycle time at nominal load ________ Lifting ________________________________________________
Dumping ____________________________________________
Lowering (empty) __________________________________
7.0 s
3.5 s
5.5 s
Operator’s Cab
Design
______________________________ On
elastic bearing on rear section, soundproof
ROPS/FOPS cab. Operator’s door with optional
sliding window, 180° opening angle, fold-out window
on right site with opening angle, front windscreen
made of compound safety glass, green tinted as
standard, side windows made of single-pane safety
glass, grey tinted, continuously adjustable steering
column and joystick control as standard, heatable
rear window
ROPS roll over protection per DIN/ISO 3471/
EN 474-3
FOPS falling objects protection per DIN/ISO 3449/
EN 474-1
Liebherr Operator’s seat __________ 6 way adjustable seat with lap belt, vibration
damping and suspension adjustable for the operator’s weight
______
Cab heating and ventilation
Operator’s cab with 4-level air control, cooling water
heating, defroster and air conditioning with electronic
valve control, as well as electronic fresh/recirculated
air control, filter system with pre-filter, fresh air filter
and recirculated air filter, easily replaced, air conditioning as standard, climate control optional
Noise Emission
ISO 6396 ____________________________ LpA (inside cab)
= 69 dB(A)
2000/14/EC ________________________ LWA (surround noise) = 107 dB(A)
__________ Self-locking
of the hydrostatic travel drive (acting on
all four wheels) and additional pump-accumulator
brake system with wet multi-disc brakes located in
the wheel hubs (two separate brake circuits)
Parking brake ______________________ Electro-hydraulically actuated spring-loaded brake
system on the transmission
The braking system meets the requirements of the EC guidelines 71/320.
Steering
Design
__________________________ Powerful
______________________________ “Load-sensing”
with pressure cut-off and flow control. Central pivot
with two double-acting, damped steering cylinders
Angle of articulation ______________ 37° (to each side)
Emergency steering ______________ Electro-hydraulic emergency steering system
Capacities
Fuel tank ______________________________________________________________________________ 132.1
Engine oil (including filter change) ____________________________________________________ 11.4
Pump distributor gears __________________________________________________________________ 2.0
Transmission “2plus2” __________________________________________________________________ 3.0
Coolant __________________________________________________________________________________ 15.6
Front axle ________________________________________________________________________________ 23.8
Rear axle ________________________________________________________________________________ 14.8
Hydraulic tank __________________________________________________________________________ 47.6
Hydraulic system, total ________________________________________________________________ 92.5
Air-condition system R134a ____________________________________________________________ 3.0
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
gal
gal
gal
gal
gal
gal
gal
gal
gal
lb
19
L 586
Liebherr diesel engine ____________ D936L A6
Design ________________________ Liebherr diesel
Dimensions
E
F
L 586
D
C B
A
I H
J
K
G
L
Loading Bucket
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
Cutting tool
Bucket width
Dump-over height
Digging depth
Height above cab
Ground clearance
Wheelbase
Overall length
Lifting force (SAE)
Operating weight *
Tire sizes
yd3
ft in
lb/yd3
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
ft in
lbf
lbf
lb
lb
lb
T
7.2
11’2”
3,034
10’1”
13’7”
14’2”
15’3”
21’4”
4’7”
4”
12’3”
10’1”
1’11”
12’1”
32’7”
27’1”
80,931
52,830
50,221
45,040
69,181
29.5R25
Michelin XHA
ROB
6.5
11’2”
3,371
10’11”
13’7”
14’1”
15’3”
21’
4’6”
6”
12’4”
10’11”
1’11”
12’1”
32’8”
27’1”
80,931
52,830
50,023
44,853
71,838
29.5R25
Michelin XLD D2
= Rehandling bucket
= Rock bucket with oblique base for quarrying applications
T
ROB
20
= Rock bucket with delta cutting edge, welded-on tooth holder with add-on teeth and bolted intermediate sections
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
Tipping Load
ISO
7546
What is tipping load?
Load at center of gravity of working equipment, so that the wheel loader just begins to
tip over the front axle.
This the most unfavorable static-load position
for the wheel loader.
Lifting arms horizontal, wheel loader fully
articulated at center pivot.
Pay load.
The pay load must not exceed 50 % of the
tipping load when articulated.
This is equivalent to a static stability-margin
factor of 2.0.
Bucket capacity.
The bucket volume is determined from the
pay load.
Tipping load, articulated
Pay load =
2
Bucket capacity =
Pay load (lb)
Specific bulk weight of
material (lb/yd3)
Bulk Material Densities and Bucket Filling Factors
lb/yd3
3,203
2,697
3,371
2,865
2,528
2,528
3,034
3,203
2,865
3,371
2,697
Gravel,
moist
dry
wet, 24” – 1’97”
dry, 24” – 1’97”
crushed stone
Sand,
dry
moist
wet
Gravel and sand, dry
wet
Sand and clay
%
105
105
105
105
100
110
115
110
105
100
110
Clay,
natural
dry
wet
Clay and gravel, dry
wet
Earth,
dry
wet excavated
Topsoil
Weathered rock
50 % rock, 50 % earth
Basalt
lb/yd3
2,697
2,360
2,781
2,360
2,697
2,191
2,697
1,854
%
110
110
105
110
100
115
110
110
2,865
3,287
100
100
Granite
Limestone,
Sandstone
Slate
Bauxite
Gypsum, broken
Coke
Slag, broken
Coal
hard
soft
lb/yd3
3,034
2,781
2,613
2,697
2,950
2,360
3,034
0,843
3,034
1,854
%
95
95
100
100
100
100
100
110
100
110
Tires
Size and
tread code
L 550 2plus2
Bridgestone
23.5R25 VMT
Bridgestone
23.5R25 VSDL
Goodyear
20.5R25 RT-3B
Goodyear
20.5R25 GP-2B
Goodyear
23.5R25 RT-3B
Goodyear
23.5R25 GP-2B
Michelin
20.5R25 XTLA
Michelin
20.5R25 XHA
Michelin
23.5R25 XTLA
Michelin
23.5R25 XHA
Michelin
23.5R25 XLD D2A
Michelin
23.5R25 X-MINE D2
L 566 2plus2
Bridgestone
23.5R25 VMT
Bridgestone
23.5R25 VSDL
Good Year
23.5R25 GP-2B
Good Year
23.5R25 RL-5K
Michelin
23.5R25 X-MINE D2
Michelin
23.5R25 XLD D2
L 566 2plus2/L 580 2plus2
Bridgestone
26.5R25 VMT
Bridgestone
26.5R25 VSDL
Good Year
26.5R25 GP-2B
Good Year
26.5R25 RL-5K
Good Year
26.5R25 RT-3B
Michelin
26.5R25 XHA
Michelin
26.5R25 XLD D2
Michelin
26.5R25 X-MINE D2
L 586 2plus2
Bridgestone
29.5R25 VMT
Bridgestone
29.5R25 VSDL
Good Year
29.5R25 GP2B
Good Year
29.5R25 RL5K
Michelin
29.5R25 XHA
Michelin
29.5R25 XLD D2
Michelin
29.5R25 X-Mine D2
Change of
operating weight
lb
Width over tires
ft in
Change in vertical
dimensions
in
L3
L5
L3
L2
L3
L2
L2
L3
L2
L3
L5
L5
+ ,344
+ 2,011
– 1,305
– 1,420
+ ,273
– , 97
– 1,349
– 1,358
– ,198
+ , 0
+ 1,279
+ 1,605
8’8”
8’9”
8’9”
8’8”
8’9”
8’8”
8’8”
8’8”
8’8”
8’8”
8’9”
8’9”
+ 1.18”
+ 2.56”
– 3.25”
– 2.95”
+ 0.79”
+ 1.18”
– 1.97”
– 1.57”
– 0.2 ”
+ 0.0”
+ 1.57”
+ 2.36”
Gravel
Stone, Recycling
Gravel
Sand, Gravel
Gravel
Sand, Gravel
Gravel, Earthworks
Gravel
Gravel, Earthworks
Gravel
Stone, Recycling
Stone, Recycling
L3
L5
L2
L5
L5
L5
– ,864
+ ,802
– 1,305
+ ,467
+ ,397
+ , 71
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
– 0.79”
+ 0.59”
– 0.39”
+ 0.39”
+ 0.39”
– 0.59”
Gravel
Stone, Recycling
Sand, Gravel
Stone, Recycling
Stone, Recycling
Stone, Mining spoil
L3
L5
L2
L5
L3
L3
L5
L5
+ ,370
+ 2,575
– , 26
+ 2,249
+ ,838
+ , 0
+ 1,455
+ 2,328
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
9’9”
9’8”
9’9”
9’9”
+ 1.77”
+ 2.76”
+ 0.98”
+ 2.36”
+ 0.98”
+ 0.0”
+ 1.57”
+ 2.36”
Gravel
Stone, Recycling
Sand, Gravel
Stone, Recycling
Gravel
Gravel
Stone, Mining spoil
Stone, Recycling
L3
L5
L2
L5
L3
L5
L5
+ ,159
+ 2,910
– ,176
+ 3,474
+ , 0
+ 1,781
+ 2,496
10’8”
10’8”
10’8”
10’9”
10’8”
10’8”
10’9”
+ 1.77”
+ 2.56”
+ 0.79”
+ 2.36”
+ 0.0”
+ 0.79”
+ 1.57”
Gravel
Stone, Scrap
Sand, Gravel
Industry, Stone
Gravel
Stone, Mining spoil, Recycling
Stone, Scrap
use
Before operating the vehicle with tire foam filling or tire protection chains, please discuss this with Liebherr-Werk Bischofshofen.
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
21
The Liebherr Wheel Loaders
Wheel Loader
Tipping load
Bucket capacity
Operating weight
Engine output
L 524 2plus1
16,094
2.6
22,818
117/86
lb
yd3
lb
hp/kW
L 528 2plus1
17,857
2.9
23,766
117/86
L 542 2plus1
21,517
3.5
28,748
143/105
Wheel Loader
Tipping load
Bucket capacity
Operating weight
Engine output
L 550 2plus2
25,684
4.2
36,431
177/130
lb
yd3
lb
hp/kW
L 566 2plus2
34,282
5.2
49,604
259/190
L 580 2plus2
39,683
6.5
54,190
272/200
L 586 2plus2
45,040
7.2
69,181
340/250
10.06
Environmental protection can help you earn money!
5
n=?
35
22 yd
T ~ 35 sec.
4
30
25
8’
B
20
15
The Liebherr Standard Consumption Test –
easy and practical to reproduce.
Every Liebherr dealer will provide you with this measuring tank kit free
of charge or, on request, will carry out the standard fuel consumption
test on your premises. It’s so easy: you simply determine the number
of loading cycles that can be carried out with 1.3 gal/5 liters of diesel.
The material is taken from pile A and carried over a distance of 22 yd/
20 m to point B. The time needed for each working cycle should be
35 seconds. Discharge at point B should take place from a height of
8 ft/2.5 m. The working cycles continue until the 1.3 gal/5 liters of
diesel in the external measuring tank have been used up. The loader’s
fuel consumption per operating hour is calculated as follows:
3
2
1051)
Number of loading cycles
1)
105 =
2)
A
1
=
consumption
per hour in gal
1.3 gal x 3600 sec. x 0.782)
35 sec.
Calculated on an average operation of 50 minutes per hour
Values for the Liebherr Wheel Loaders
Numbers of
working cycles
ton/gal
n = 31
163.0
L 550 2plus2: 4,2 yd3
n = 22
146.5
L 566 2plus2: 5.2 yd3
n = 20
178.1
L 580 2plus2: 6.5 yd3
n = 14
128.6
L 586 2plus2: 7.2 yd3
* Equipped with L5 tires and 7.2 yd3 HD bucket
22
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
gal/hour
3.4
4.8
5.0
7.6*
2plus2
586
2plus2
2plus2
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
+
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
+
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
2plus2
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
+
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
586
586
586
2plus2
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
+
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
+
+
•
•
+
•
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
•
+
+
•
•
+
•
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
•
+
+
•
•
+
•
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
•
+
–
•
•
+
•
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
• = Standard, + = Option, – = not available
All illustrations and data may differ from standard equipment. Subject to change without notice.
L 550 2plus2 – L 586 2plus2
23
550-586 02.07
2plus2
580
2plus2
566
2plus2
580
•
•
•
•
2plus2
•
•
•
•
2plus2
•
•
•
•
580
•
•
•
•
566
566
2plus2
550
2plus2
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
550
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
2plus2
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
2plus2
•
•
•
•
•
•
Equipment
Z-bar linkage
Z-bar linkage “High Lift”
Industrial Z-bar linkage
Hydraulic servo control of working hydraulics
Automatic bucket positioner – adjustable
Automatic hoist kick out – adjustable
Float position
Loading buckets with and without teeth, or bolt-on cutting edge
High-dump bucket
Light material bucket
Fork carrier and lift forks
Hydraulic quick-change device
3rd hydraulic control circuit
3rd and 4th hydraulic control circuits
Comfort control
Country-specific versions
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
580
•
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Function Keys for:
Speed range selection
Air conditioning
Hazard warning flashers
Parking brake
Electronic tractive force adaptation
Creep speed
Ride control
Automatic bucket positioner
Hoist kick-out
Additional hydraulics
Float position
Headlights
Working lights front
Working lights rear
Road travel
Wash/wipe system for rear window
Amber beacon
Mode switch
Blower
Heater
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Audible Warnings for:
Engine oil pressure
Engine overheat
Overheat of hydraulic fluid
Emergency steering system
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Warning Lights for:
Engine oil pressure
Engine overheat
Parking brake
Hydraulic oil temperature
Air cleaner blockage
Battery charge
Flow through emergency steering system
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Forward – reverse travel
Forward travel
Reverse travel
Rev. counter
Clock
Flashing turn indicators
High-beam headlights
Diagnosis system
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Instruments for:
Diesel engine pre-heat
Engine oil temperature
Fuel reserve
Timer for hours of operation
Speedometer
Travel speed ranges and gear selected
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Operator’s Cab
Soundproof ROPS/FOPS cab with tinted safety glass front
windscreen, heatable rear window
Joystick steering
2in1 steering system – changeable
Hot water heater with defroster and recycled-air system
Adjustable steering column
Height-adjustable steering column
Liebherr joystick control – adjustable
Air conditioning system
Air condition automatic controlled
Liebherr operator’s seat – adjustable in 6 ways
Air sprung operator’s seat
Air sprung operator’s seat with seat heating
Xenon working lights front
Four working area lights at front
Two or four working area lights rear
Protective screen for windshield
Sliding window
Floor mat
Wash/wipe system for windscreen and rear window
Interior rear-view mirror
Sun visor
Cup holder
Clothes hook
Storage box with cooling function
Storage box
Lockable storage compartment
Plug 12 V
Ashtray
Horn
Provision for radio including loudspeaker
Radio set
Operator’s package
Dust filter system
Protective ventilation system
Amber beacon
Fire extinguisher 4 lb
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Basic Machine
Liebherr-2plus2-travel gear
Ride control
Automatic travel mode
12.4 mph speed limiting
Electronic theft protection
Creep speed/Cruise control
Electronic crowding force control
Combined inching-braking system
Multi-disc limited slip differentials in both axles
Air cleaner system with pre-filter
Particle protection for radiator
Reversible fan drive
Emergency steering system
Liebherr biodegradable hydraulic oil
Headlights
Two tail lights
Two working area lights at rear
Battery master switch
Pre-heat system for cold starting
Towing hitch
Lockable doors, service flap and engine hood
Toolbox with toolkit
Back-up alarm
Exhaust pipe – stainless steel
Noise suppression package “101”
Automatic central lubrication system
Road ballast
Fuel particle filter
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Equipment
The Liebherr Group of Companies
Wide product range
State-of-the-art technology
The Liebherr Group is one of the largest construction
equipment manufacturers in the world. Liebherr’s highvalue products and services enjoy a high reputation in
many other fields, too. The wide range includes domestic appliances, aerospace and transportation systems,
machine tools and maritime cranes.
To provide consistent, top quality products, Liebherr
attaches great importance to each product area, its
components and core technologies. Important modules
and components are developed and manufactured inhouse, for instance the entire drive and control technology for construction equipment.
Exceptional customer benefit
Worldwide and independent
Every product line provides a complete range of models
in many different versions. With both its technical excellence and acknowledged quality, Liebherr products offer
a maximum of customer benefits in practical application.
Hans Liebherr founded the Liebherr family company in
1949. Since that time, the enterprise has steadily grown to
a Group of 100 companies with over 26,000 employees
located on all continents. The corporate headquarters of the
Group is Liebherr-International AG in Bulle, Switzerland.
The Liebherr family is the sole owner of the company.
www.liebherr.com
Printed in Germany by Typodruck RG-BK-RP LBH/PM 10409520-0.75-06.07
Liebherr Construction Equipment Co.
4100 Chestnut Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607, USA
콯 (7 57) 2 45 52 51, Fax (7 57) 9 28 87 01
www.liebherr.com, E-Mail: [email protected]

L 550 - L 586 Wheel Loaders

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