With an operating weight of 90,380 pounds, the A 934 C HD Litronic is positioned in the middle of Liebherr’s range of eight models of rubber-tire material handlers. The smallest machine in this production series of material handlers is the A904 Industrial which weighs 49,400 pounds. The flagship A 974 B Litronic weighs in excess of 280,000 pounds.
As with all the machines in the C-series, the A 934 C HD Litronic is powered by a new generation of diesel engine that meets current Stage 3 / Tier III guidelines for sound and exhaust emissions. This robust, turbocharged intercooled Liebherr 7,000 cc (427 cubic inch) diesel engine delivers 204 hp at 1,800 rpm, combined with high levels of fuel economy.
The A 934 C HD Litronic features outriggers, a maximum height of 60 feet eight inches and reach of 59 feet, Vario Lift Plus which allows for different attachment positioning of boom and hoist cylinders, a semi-automatic central lubrication system, a roomy, comfortable cab, and optional protective grills that can be positioned on top and in front of the cab to protect the driver. The A 934 C HD also has the option to be fitted with a hydraulic cab for infinitely variable height adjustment.
As with all the machines in the C-series, the A 934 C HD Litronic is powered by a new generation of diesel engine that meets current Stage 3 / Tier III guidelines for sound and exhaust emissions. This robust, turbocharged intercooled Liebherr 7,000 cc (427 cubic inch) diesel engine delivers 204 hp at 1,800 rpm, combined with high levels of fuel economy.
The A 934 C HD Litronic features outriggers, a maximum height of 60 feet eight inches and reach of 59 feet, Vario Lift Plus which allows for different attachment positioning of boom and hoist cylinders, a semi-automatic central lubrication system, a roomy, comfortable cab, and optional protective grills that can be positioned on top and in front of the cab to protect the driver. The A 934 C HD also has the option to be fitted with a hydraulic cab for infinitely variable height adjustment.
