LIEBHERR R966 LITRONIC CRAWLER EXCAVATOR
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Technical Description
The Liebherr R966 Litronic is a high-performance crawler excavator engineered for demanding earthmoving and quarry applications. This 70-tonne class machine features a robust V8 engine, the D9508 A7 SCR, delivering 435 hp (324 kW) at 1800 rpm and a maximum torque of 2028 lb-ft at 1100 rpm, meeting Tier 4 Final emission standards. The engine is water-cooled with a dry-type air cleaner, ensuring reliable operation under heavy loads. The hydraulic system is optimized for productivity, with a system pressure of 5076 psi and a hydraulic tank capacity of 243 gallons, supporting efficient cycle times and precise control. The R966 Litronic offers multiple boom and stick configurations, providing breakout forces up to 79,590 lbs and digging forces up to 63,270 lbs, with maximum digging depths ranging from 28.5 ft to 34.5 ft depending on the configuration. Maximum reach at ground level extends up to 44.7 ft, while the maximum dumping height reaches 33 ft and the maximum teeth height reaches 44 ft. The excavator is equipped with a large 7.2 cu yd bucket, a 301-gallon fuel tank, and a 48-gallon urea tank for SCR operation. The undercarriage features a 13.3 ft width, 2 ft ground clearance, and a drawbar pull of 107,459 lbs, with a maximum travel speed of 2.5 mph. The electrical system includes a 28 V / 140 A alternator and dual 180 Ah / 12 V batteries, with sensor-controlled engine idling for fuel efficiency. The R966 Litronic combines power, versatility, and advanced technology for maximum productivity on large construction sites and in challenging quarry environments.
Technical Attributes
Max Digging Depth
28.5 ft
Engine Power
435.0 HP
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