
Liebherr A 924 C Litronic
Used Liebherr A 924 C Litronic wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Liebherr A 924 C Litronic is a material handler with grab/grapple equipment, operating weight 27,150 - 28,850 kg and bucket capacity 0.40 - 1.80 m3. Rated power is 129 kW/175 HP (ISO 9249). This class suits material handling work.
Description is a class-level reference built from the published specifications above; the exact unit's year, hours and condition are confirmed before payment.
Reference specifications
| Operating weight | 27,150 - 28,850 kg |
|---|---|
| Bucket capacity | 0.40 - 1.80 m³ |
| Rated power | 129 kW/175 HP (ISO 9249) |
| Engine | 129 kW/175 HP (ISO 9249) |
Buying brief: Liebherr A 924 C Litronic
Material handlers with a grab or grapple are used for loading, sorting and handling loose material rather than digging. The A 924 C Litronic has an operating weight of 27,150 to 28,850 kilograms, a bucket capacity of 0.40 to 1.80 cubic metres and a rated power of 129 kilowatts, equivalent to 175 horsepower under ISO 9249. This size of machine suits scrap yards, ports, waste handling and bulk material operations where reach and lifting capacity matter. The wheeled undercarriage allows travel between stockpiles and work areas, and the grab attachment is intended for handling rather than excavation. The wheeled undercarriage on a machine of this weight gives mobility but requires attention to stability, especially when the equipment is extended with a loaded grab.
Tyre condition and type affect traction and flotation, and steering and travel lock systems are important for safe travel and steady handling. Buyers should weigh the attachments planned, since grab size and material density change loads on the linkage and hydraulics. Ground bearing pressure and axle loading should be checked against the surfaces the machine will use, and the working area around stockpiles affects how the machine is positioned. Before paying, check the engine for smoke, leaks and starting behaviour, and the hydraulic system for pump noise, valve response and cylinder condition. Pins and bushes in the boom, arm and grab linkage wear with use and affect control, so check for play.
Wheel hubs, bearings, brakes and steering components need attention on a wheeled machine. Examine the structure for cracks or repairs around the boom foot and frame. A demonstration under load with the grab, together with service records, gives a clearer picture of condition than a static inspection. Shipping a machine of this size is normally by flat rack, RoRo or breakbulk, with container shipment possible only where dimensions allow. The unit's overall length, width and height, together with the facilities at the destination port, decide the method.
Buyers should confirm dimensions, whether the machine can be reduced for transport, and the lashing and lifting points. Port handling capability and sailing schedules influence the final arrangement. The grab attachment may need separate packing or removal for transport, and this should be confirmed before booking.
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