31,400 kg348 hpMarket avg. €42k · 5 listed · 4 below market
Asking prices land at €26k – €45k, around 16% below the market average.
This model sits 25% below the class average across 114 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Liebherr L586 listings currently run from €25,800 to €45,400, with a market average around €41,800. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 5 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Liebherr L586 is a large wheel loader in the 30-tonne operating class, rated at 348 hp and equipped with a 5.5 m³ bucket. It occupies the upper tier of the wheel-loader segment, positioned for high-throughput bulk-handling and heavy-duty loading cycles. Liebherr builds the L586 around its own driveline and hydraulic components, giving the machine a level of vertical integration that distinguishes it within its class.
Machines of this size and bucket capacity are suited to quarry and aggregate operations, large-scale earthmoving, port and stockyard bulk-handling, and primary loading of rigid or articulated haul trucks. The 5.5 m³ bucket volume makes the L586 productive in loose, high-density materials such as crushed stone, sand, gravel, and recycled aggregates. It is also deployed in waste-management facilities and industrial raw-material handling where high cycle rates and robust hydraulics are required.
Inspection of a used L586 should begin with a full hydraulic cycle test covering lift, tilt, and auxiliary functions, checking for drift, response lag, and seal condition at all visible cylinder ends. The articulation joint and oscillation bearing are high-wear points on any large wheel loader and should be assessed for play and lubrication condition. Tire inspection is critical given the operating weight of 31,400 kg, as replacement sets represent a significant commitment. Review the transmission for smooth shift engagement across all ranges and listen for abnormal noise under load. Request all available service records and cross-reference hours shown on the instrument cluster with any available telematics or dealer records. Bucket structure, heel plate, and cutting-edge wear directly affect productivity and should be evaluated alongside any fitted attachments. A pre-purchase inspection by a qualified Liebherr technician or an independent specialist familiar with this machine class is advisable before committing.
The L586 competes directly with the Caterpillar 980 and the Hyundai HL980 in the large wheel-loader class. Against the Caterpillar 980, buyers weigh Liebherr's proprietary driveline integration and European engineering approach against Caterpillar's globally distributed parts and service network. The Hyundai HL980 offers an alternative at a comparable operating weight, and buyers cross-shopping that model typically evaluate total cost of ownership, local dealer support density, and resale predictability. Within the L586's own market, price positioning is driven by recorded operating hours, service history documentation, tire condition and remaining tread, bucket and cutting-edge wear, the presence of a quick-coupler or specialist attachment, cab specification including weighing systems or rearview cameras, and overall structural and hydraulic condition. Machines with complete Liebherr dealer service records and low accumulated hours command the strongest positioning, while high-hour units without documented maintenance or with worn ground-engaging tools sit at the lower end of the band.
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