
Press releases | 02/20/2026
Press releases | 02/20/2026
Ryan Mining Inc. has taken delivery of its first Liebherr HS 8300.2 dragline. This acquisition not only marks the beginning of a strong partnership between Ryan Mining Inc. and Liebherr, but it notes an important milestone in Ryan Mining’s continued investment in high-performance mining equipment.
The dragline will be deployed at Ryan’s Star Quarries, operating with a 135 ft boom and a 12y3 dragline bucket to support increasing mining requirements. Ryan Incorporated Mining is a heavy construction firm with extensive experience in site development and mining operations, and the addition of the Liebherr HS 8300.2 duty cycle crawler crane further strengthens the company’s operational capabilities and long-term fleet strategy.
“We chose the Liebherr HS 8300.2 because of its exceptional reliability and productivity, which perfectly match the demands of our growing operations at Star Quarries. This machine represents a major step forward for our team and reinforces our commitment to delivering high-quality mining results efficiently,” said Marc Barnell, Vice President of Ryan Mining Inc.
Dynamic solutions
The HS 8300.2 duty cycle crawler crane is purpose-built for heavy-duty applications. This powerful machine is designed for material handling and can be operated with dragline buckets or different grabs with enormous volume capacity. It also delivers outstanding power, efficiency, and performance while prioritizing operator comfort — thus improving operator safety. Advanced electronic control systems enable smooth, simultaneous movements and precise control, which are critical when handling large dragline buckets. To further increase performance, the machine can be equipped with the innovative hybrid drive Pactronic®. This increases the turnover performance significantly and reduces fuel consumption at the same time.


10/02/2026
Listicles
More experience, more confidence: six questions on the new period of use for Liebherr fibre ropes
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10/02/2026
Press releases
Liebherr is increasing the overall service life of its Fibre ropes from 14 to 16 years, with the decisive period of use rising to up to 12 years. This is based on multi-year ageing trials on test rigs and analyses of ropes already in field. The new ruling applies automatically to all new ropes and those already in the field. This step forms part of Liebherr's ongoing path towards establishing Fibre technology as the new standard in the tower crane market.

10/01/2026
Press releases
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