Liebherr is set to deliver 130 dozers to Turkey’s General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works (DSİ), strengthening the long-standing partnership between both parties.
DSİ has trusted on Liebherr dozers for over 10 years to support its large-scale infrastructure initiatives, including the PR 754 Litronic crawler tractor.
Now, the authority will receive 120 PR 756 Litronic crawler tractors and 10 PR 736 Litronic crawler tractors from Liebherr to distribute across several hydraulic and environmental projects in Turkey.
These include large-scale earthmoving for dam and canal systems, sediment removal, flood basin shaping, cleaning riverbeds, preventing floods and overflows, constructing irrigation channels, and access road construction.
“With this new fleet, we are not only delivering high-performance machines, but also long-term support, training, and service to ensure DSİ’s success on the ground,” Liebherr Turkey regional manager Levent Çakar Ankara said.
“It’s a great example of how global engineering expertise and strong local collaboration can drive sustainable infrastructure development.”
Suited for tough, high-volume applications, the PR 756 Litronic machine has an operating weight of 35,400–43,000kg and an engine output of 260 kilowatts (kW).
Designed for more compact and detailed work such as slope work and fine grading, the PR 736 Litronic machine has an operating weight between 21,200–25,500kg and an engine power of 160kW.
Other features of both models include intuitive control systems, GPS readiness and fuel-saving modes.
The machines will begin production at the Liebherr facility in Telfs, Austria shortly.
Alongside the new fleet, Liebherr will also continue to support DSİ with operator training, technical service, and spare parts supply to ensure long-term operational efficiency.
“With this order, Liebherr-Werk Telfs reaffirms its role as a reliable partner in global infrastructure development, delivering machines that combine power, precision, and durability for critical applications around the world,” Ankara said.