I am 61 and retired from HEO. The only Liebherr I ever operated was the first release of the Deere 1050 back in the early 2000's. Lots of visibility, very strong, way over sensored causing stoppage issues, but nice to operate. A V6 was behind the engine bay panels. I was pushing scrapers and if you tagged a pushblock too hard or bounced over an unseen rock, everything would stop making the operator shut down/shut off the batteries and restart again. Pain in the ass.
I am 61 and retired from HEO. The only Liebherr I ever operated was the first release of the Deere 1050 back in the early 2000's. Lots of visibility, very strong, way over sensored causing stoppage issues, but nice to operate. A V6 was behind the engine bay panels. I was pushing scrapers and if you tagged a pushblock too hard or bounced over an unseen rock, everything would stop making the operator shut down/shut off the batteries and restart again. Pain in the ass.