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Liebherr HS895 Duty Cycle image
Rent
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This 2017 Liebherr HS895 Duty Cycle crane, with only 4000 hours, is an excellent choice for demanding foundation and diaphragm wall projects. Located in Canada, it offers robust performance and reliability for heavy-duty piling applications. Secure this well-maintained unit to enhance your operational efficiency.

Canada

Liebherr
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
4000 HR
2017
Liebherr HS885 Duty Cycle image
Rent
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No description.

Canada

Liebherr
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
3000 HR
2020
Used Liebherr HS855 image
USED
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Excellent Liebherr duty cycle/lifting crane, used primarily in a hoisting application. 1,000 hours on COMPLETELY REBUILT (by LIEBHERR) D9508 A7 ENGINE. 110' main boom, 3 winches, block & ball.
Year: 2004
Boom: 110'
Capacity: 90.00
Condition: Very Good
Hours: 17400

Canada

Liebherr
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
17400 HR
2004
Used Liebherr HS8100 image
USED
$880,000 USD
Liebherr HS8100 crane for sale
2018 HS 8100 
Current hours 9,861

United States

Liebherr
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
9861 HR
2018
Used Liebherr HS855 Duty Cycle Crane image
USED
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Used Liebherr HS855 Duty Cycle Crane
Hours: 14568
125.6 ft of boom
102,500 lbs counterweight
In very good working condition, currently on a jobsite
Detailed information , specifications and photos available on request.

Canada

LIEBHERR
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
14568 HR
2003
Used Liebherr Crane HS885: Duty Cycle HD Litronic image
USED
$650,000 USD
Description: Used Liebherr Crane HS885: Duty Cycle HD Litronic
This Liebherr HS855 duty cycle crane is in excellent working condition.
It can be inspected anytime.
Detailed information on the crane setup and configuration can be found in the documents below or on request.

United States

LIEBHERR
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
2003
Used LIEBHERR HS873 Crawler Crane image
USED
$335,000 USD
Description: Used LIEBHERR HS873 Crawler Crane 492 kW diesel engine – Mercedes V12 OM 444 LA (Replaced in March of 2004) 22.5t free fall winches w/ 34 mm wire rope All main hydraulic pumps replaced at 10,000 hours.
Boom foot: 4.2M
Boom sections:
1@3M, 1@6M, 4@9M, Boom head section (6.53M), Boom head (1,17)

United States

LIEBHERR
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
24530 HR
1996
Used Liebherr HS883 crane image
USED
$675,000 USD
Description: Used Liebherr HS883 crane This crane was fully refurbished in 2015 and it is in excellent working condition.
Rebuilt fully at 14658 hours.
Hours since rebuilt: 7059
Literally all was replaced (engine, hydraulic pumps, hydraulic motors, Zollern winches, track final drives, undercarriage, wiring harness and paint). Operating cost of this crane will be less than newer not refurbished HS883 and new owner can get another 20 years out of it.

United States

LIEBHERR
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
7059 HR
2001
USED LIEBHERR HS 853 HD LITRONIC image
USED
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USED LIEBHERR HS 853 HD LITRONIC FOR SALE
Year: 2000
Hours: 8315
Capacity: 80 tons
Winches: 2x20 tons con caida Libre
READY TO WORK

Spain

LIEBHERR
Cranes & Diaphragm Wall Equipment
8315 HR
1999

This category covers duty-cycle and crawler cranes used as base machines on foundation sites, together with the equipment they carry for diaphragm walling — mechanical and hydraulic grabs, and hydromills for harder ground.

Duty-cycle cranes are built for continuous, repetitive line pull rather than occasional lifting, which is what grab and casing work demands. Line pull, winch capacity and suitability for continuous duty matter more here than a lifting chart alone.

Frequently asked questions

What is a duty-cycle crane?

A crawler crane built for continuous winching rather than occasional lifts. Its winches, cooling and structure are designed for the repetitive, high-cycle work of grabbing, casing and dynamic compaction, which a standard lifting crane is not.

Should I use a grab or a hydromill for a diaphragm wall?

Grabs are simpler and cheaper to run, and suit soils and soft rock. Hydromills cut harder rock, reach greater depths and hold tighter verticality, at higher cost. The ground and the required depth usually make the decision.

What should I check when buying a used duty-cycle crane?

Ask for the structural inspection history and the load chart, and check the wire rope and winches, since these carry the repetitive loading this class of crane is built for. Confirm the operating hours and whether it has a current certification for the work you plan to use it for.