The 2017 Diesel, Dirt & Turf Expo took place from 21 - 23 April in Penrith, NSW.
The Earthmoving & Material Handling division of Liebherr-Australia displayed seven machines in a 500m² outdoor stand, including the L 546 Wheel Loader, L 556 XPower® Wheel Loader, L 580 XPower® Wheel Loader, PR 736 Dozer, LR 634 Crawler Loader, R 922 Crawler Excavator, and LH 24 M Material Handler.
The L 566 XPower® Wheel Loader was also showcased in the demonstration area, and the LMT 1060 Mobile Crane caught everyone’s attention at the entrance of the show.
The exhibition attracted 190 exhibitors and some 40,000 visitors with many of the local customers of the Sydney area present.
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