Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA, has been named the new Liebherr dealer for its line of crawler loaders and wheeled and crawler hydraulic excavators.

Eagle’s territory will include Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Chester and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania and New Castle County, Delaware.

“We’re very excited about taking on the Liebherr line,” said Jerry McDonald, president of Eagle Power. “These machines are powerful and built to last, and I’m sure our customers will be very impressed with their reliability and long operating life.”

The hydrostatic drive used in the crawler loaders assures high performance and reliability. They can vary their travel speed throughout the entire range without shifting gears, carry out steering movements with both tracks powered and can counter rotate on the spot.

All of Liebherr’s hydraulic excavators are equipped with state-of-the-art technology. They are designed to minimize the burden on the environment and be easy to service and operate.

“They’re well engineered machines, and one of the many features I know our customers will like is the exceptional power of the complete crawler loader line.

“We are committed to being a full-service dealer by carrying a full inventory of parts and factory trained technicians,” he added.

Liebherr is a progressive group of international companies with more than 22,000 employees in more than 80 locations, worldwide.

Eagle Power is a full-service dealer with locations in Montgomeryville, PA; Eagle, PA; and New Castle, DE.

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