20,750 kg201 hp4.67 m³ blade52 kPaMarket avg. €108k · 3 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €93k – €127k, around 27% above the market average.
This model sits 4% above the class average across 33 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Liebherr PR736 listings currently run from €92,760 to €127,050, with a market average around €108,000. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 3 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Liebherr PR736 is a medium-weight hydrostatic crawler dozer in the 20-tonne class, producing 201 hp and carrying a blade capacity of 4.67 cubic metres. Built since 2014 and still in current production, it represents Liebherr's established offering in the mid-range bulldozer segment. Its hydrostatic drive system is a defining design characteristic of the PR series, differentiating it from conventional torque-converter machines in its class.
A machine of this weight and blade capacity is well suited to earthmoving, site preparation, and grading work on medium to large construction projects. It is commonly deployed in road building, land clearing, and bulk-pushing applications where precise manoeuvrability and consistent tractive effort are required. Landfill compaction and quarry stripping operations also represent typical use cases for dozers in this power and weight category.
Inspection of any used crawler dozer in this class should prioritise undercarriage condition, as track components represent a significant portion of ongoing operating cost and wear progresses in proportion to the working hours and terrain the machine has encountered. The final drive and hydrostatic transmission circuit, including pumps, motors, and charge pressure, merit close attention given their central role in this machine type. Service history, oil sample records, and evidence of scheduled maintenance provide the most reliable basis for assessing mechanical condition. Blade edge and push-arm wear points should be checked, along with cab systems, visibility aids, and any installed grade-control technology, which affects both utility and residual value.
Used PR736 units in the European market carry an average asking price of EUR 98475, with a typical range spanning EUR 81330 to EUR 115620 depending on age, configuration, and condition. Direct competitors in this segment include the Caterpillar D6T and the Komatsu D65PX, both of which occupy broadly similar weight and power brackets and should be evaluated alongside the Liebherr when assessing value for a given application. Buyers will find that specification differences, dealer support networks, and parts availability across these three brands can influence total cost of ownership beyond the purchase price alone.
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