Liebherr L580 VS Volvo L120H Wheel Loader

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Liebherr L580

Engine

John Deere 298 HP
Bucket

5.2 m³
Weight

26950 kg
Fwd. Speed

40 km/h
Dump Height

3300 mm
Tripping Load

18950 kg

Medium (15-30 Ton)

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Volvo L120H

Engine

Volvo 255 HP
Bucket

2.6 - 9.5 m³
Weight

21600 kg
Fwd. Speed

40 km/h
Dump Height

2840 mm
Tripping Load

12500 kg

Medium (15-30 Ton)

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Liebherr L580 VS Volvo L120H Wheel Loader

Liebherr L580

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Volvo L120H

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Particulars	Liebherr L580	Volvo L120H

Liebherr L580 vs Volvo L120H: Which One to Buy?

Both are large wheel loaders for quarry loading, crusher feeding and heavy yard work. The Liebherr L580 has more engine power and a higher tipping load, so it lifts heavier material without becoming unsteady. The Volvo L120H comes with GPS as standard and accepts a wider range of bucket sizes.

Tipping load is the number to watch if you handle wet or dense material. A loader that lifts a heavy bucket comfortably keeps its front wheels planted and does not need the driver to work carefully all day. If your material is light and bulky, a bigger bucket matters more than lifting strength. Check what you handle in the monsoon, when material is heaviest. See the Liebherr wheel loader range, the Volvo wheel loader range, or read our wheel loader guide.

Liebherr L580

Pros:

Robust and fuel-efficient with advanced technology for high-load material handling
Higher max. power of 298 HP provides strong performance
Larger tipping load capacity for straight (21650 kg) and full turn (18950 kg)
Larger bucket capacity of 5.2 m³ for more efficient operations
Higher maximum pump flow of 290 L/min for better hydraulic performance

Cons:

Longer in overall length which might affect maneuverability in tighter spaces
Higher operating weight could lead to more ground compaction
GPS is optional, which might be a downside for users needing integrated guidance systems

Volvo L120H

Pros:

Enhanced lifting capabilities suitable for large-scale material handling tasks
GPS comes standard, providing advanced guidance and machine management
Possesses a wide range of bucket capacity options from 2.6 to 9.5 m³
Shorter turning radius over tyres (5730 mm) for better agility
Greater roll back angle at full height (54°) can be beneficial for certain operations

Cons:

Lower max. power of 255 HP which might impact heavy-duty tasks
Smaller tipping load capacities compared to Liebherr L580
AC Cabin is optional, which may be less preferable in extreme climates

Closing Recommendation

Both loaders handle heavy quarry and yard work, so choose by your material and how far your service point is. Take the Liebherr L580 when you load wet, dense or heavy material and want the machine to stay planted with a full bucket, because more power and a higher tipping load let the driver work fast without being careful every second. Take the Volvo L120H when your material changes through the year and you run machines at sites you cannot visit daily, because the wider bucket range covers both stone and loose material and standard GPS lets you watch hours and plan service. Ask about tyre cost and life before you sign, since tyres and diesel decide your yearly bill. So match the machine to your work: L580 for heavy dense loads, L120H for mixed material and easy tracking.