Liebherr Cranes
38 Liebherr cranes models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Popular compact all-terrain. Check for proper maintenance records.
A powerful and versatile all-terrain crane.
Highly versatile crane often used for highway and infrastructure projects.
A popular choice for its balance of capacity and roadability.
A workhorse in the heavy lift sector. Pay close attention to boom inspection.
One of Liebherr's most popular larger 5-axle cranes. Check for recent boom inspections.
A very powerful 6-axle crane. Operators highly value its precision.
A very large and powerful all-terrain crane, often seen on major projects.
Successor to the legendary LTM 1500-8.1 (500-ton). Highly sought after for its power.
A popular choice for crawler cranes in the mid-range. Track inspection is key.
A very successful large crawler crane. Rigging time can be substantial.
A very large and powerful crawler crane, a direct successor to the LR 1600/2.
One of the largest crawler cranes available from Liebherr, for monumental projects only.
A unique blend of crawler crane mobility and telescopic boom speed.
A modern 4-axle crane known for its class-leading boom length. Successor to LTM 1100-4.2.
A specialized rough-terrain crane from Liebherr, known for its safety features.
A predecessor to the LTM 1650-8.1 with even higher capacity on 9 axles.
Successor to the LTM 1090-4.2 and LTM 1100-5.2
Popular choice for tight job sites and versatility.
A versatile and popular 3-axle option.
A very popular and reliable 5-axle crane for many years.
A workhorse in the heavy lift category before its successor arrived.
Long-reigning king of 8-axle cranes, still highly sought after.
Widely used crawler crane, known for its versatility.
A very common crawler for serious heavy lifting operations.
Larger brother to the LRT 1090-2.1, offers more capacity and boom.
Combines the benefits of a telescopic crane with crawler mobility.
Designed for continuous duty cycle applications, not just lifting.
A very popular and reliable 3-axle crane, an evolution of the 1050-3.1.
A predecessor to the 1110-5.1 and 1090-4.2 (for lighter loads).
One of the most versatile 5-axle cranes in its time.
Popular compact all-terrain crane, good for tight urban sites. Check boom section wear.
Classic 4-axle Liebherr AT. Evaluate the condition of the boom wear pads carefully.
A powerful 5-axle AT crane. Pay close attention to counterweight dolly maintenance.
Very versatile 4-axle crane, a workhorse in many fleets. Check service records for regular maintenance.
New generation 5-axle, exceptional reach. Verify software versions and maintenance history for latest updates.
A very capable 6-axle AT. Inspect main boom thoroughly for wear and damage.
Older but still very capable 5-axle crane. Thorough inspection of the boom and slewing gear is critical.
