Liebherr PR 736 Crawler Dozer

Liebherr PR 736

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General overview

Liebherr PR 736 is a dozer for construction earthmoving and site preparation. It is powered by a Liebherr D6 (6.2L) six-cylinder engine with 193 kW (262 hp), and the model is listed to Tier 4 Final emission standard level. The PR 736 is intended for track-based pushing, grading, and shaping work on construction sites.

The machine is specified with a Semi-U blade at 6 m³ (7.8 cu yd) capacity, electronic / pilot operated hydraulic controls, and a torque converter / auto-traction power train. Its tracked undercarriage uses 600 mm (24 in) standard shoes, a 3,200 mm (10 ft 6 in) length of track on ground, and 36 shoes. VPAT and LGP VPAT configurations are also listed, including 27,500 kg (60,630 lb) and 31,000 kg (68,340 lb) operating weights, with the LGP VPAT version using 900 mm (35 in) standard shoes and 55 kPa (7.98 psi) ground pressure.

Year

2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

Germany

General specifications

Dimensions

Height

Length

Weight

Width

3.2 mm

~0.1 in

7.3 mm

~0.3 in

27 kg

~59.5 lb

7.3 mm

~0.3 in

Engine Power

262 hp

Operating Weight

28 kg

Blade Capacity

6 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4 Final

Displacement

376.5 cu(in)

Fuel tank

320 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Engine Model

Liebherr D6 (6.2L)

Operating Weight-LGP

31 kg

Power Train

Torque converter / auto-traction

DEF Tank

25 L

Ground Pressure

70 kPa

VPAT Width of Standard Shoe

600 mm

VPAT Blade Capacity

5.8 cu(m)

VPAT Operating Weight

27,500 kg

LGP VPAT Operating Weight

31,000 kg

LGP VPAT Ground Pressure

55 kPa

LGP VPAT Width of Standard Shoe

900 mm

LGP VPAT Type of Blade

LGP VPAT configuration

LGP VPAT Blade Capacity

6 cu(m)

Length of Track on Ground

3,200 mm

Number of Shoes

36

Hydraulic controls

Electronic / pilot operated

Type of Blade

Semi-U blade

Net Power (ISO 9249)

262 hp

Width of Standard Shoe

600 mm

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27 kg

7.3 mm × 7.3 mm × 3.2 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Liebherr PR 736. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, operating configuration, and included attachments.

Listed features include 195.4 kW (262 hp) net power, a Semi-U blade with 6 m³ (7.85 cu yd) capacity, electronic / pilot operated hydraulic controls, and a torque converter / auto-traction power train. VPAT and LGP VPAT configurations are also listed.

The PR 736 uses a Liebherr D6 (6.2L) engine with 6 cylinders. The listed emission standard level is Tier 4 Final.

The listed engine and net power rating is 195.4 kW (262 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type. They list a 320 L (84.5 US gal) fuel tank and a 25 L (6.6 US gal) DEF tank.

The supplied information does not identify specific job applications. Its listed blade options include a Semi-U blade, VPAT, and LGP VPAT configuration; suitability should be matched to the required blade configuration and site conditions.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, undercarriage condition, engine operation, hydraulic controls, blade components, and any active fault indicators.

Check service records, engine operation, undercarriage wear, track shoes, blade and hydraulic-control function, power-train performance, fluid leaks, and fault indicators. Confirm the machine’s configuration, including standard, VPAT, or LGP VPAT, matches the intended work.