22,950 kg163 hpMarket avg. €69k · 6 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €69k – €75k, around 175% above the market average.
This model sits 194% above the class average across 204 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Liebherr R922 listings currently run from €68,780 to €75,000, with a market average around €69,080. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 6 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Liebherr R922 is a crawler excavator in the 23-tonne class, positioned at the upper end of the mid-size segment with an operating weight of 22,950 kg. It is powered by a 163 hp engine and equipped with a 1 m³ bucket capacity, delivering a balance of digging force and fuel efficiency suited to demanding civil and construction applications. As a Liebherr product, the R922 reflects the manufacturer's engineering standards in hydraulics, cab ergonomics, and structural durability.
Machines in this weight and power class are deployed across bulk earthmoving, foundation excavation, road construction, and utility trenching. The 1 m³ bucket capacity makes the R922 well suited to medium-scale site preparation, material handling, and drainage works where a larger excavator would be inefficient and a smaller machine underpowered. Port, quarry, and infrastructure contractors also use this class for secondary loading and stockpile management.
Inspect the undercarriage closely, as track chains, rollers, and sprockets represent significant wear items on any machine in this weight class. Review hydraulic hoses and cylinders for seeping seals, and verify that all functions, including swing, boom, arm, and bucket, operate without hesitation or drift. Request documented service records to confirm oil-change and filter intervals have been maintained. Check the condition of the cab, controls, and any installed monitoring systems, as deferred interior maintenance often correlates with deferred mechanical maintenance. On a 23-tonne machine, boom cracks, bent dipper arms, or signs of repair welding on structural components warrant close scrutiny and should be assessed by a qualified technician before purchase.
The Liebherr R922 competes in a segment where Wacker Neuson fields the ET145 and ET90 models. The R922's 22,950 kg operating weight and 163 hp output place it above both Wacker Neuson alternatives in raw size and power, making it a heavier-duty choice for buyers whose applications require greater digging reach and bucket capacity. The Wacker Neuson models are lighter and may suit sites with lower ground-bearing capacity or tighter access constraints. Within the R922's own price band, the principal value drivers are accumulated hours, configuration (long undercarriage, blade options, counterweight variants), the attachment package included, geographic service history, and overall structural and hydraulic condition.
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