816C
Compact- Operating weight
- 5,470 kg
- Engine power
- 55 kW (75 hp) @ 2,400 rpm
- Bucket
- 0.8-1.5 m³
Machine line
LiuGong Wheel Loaders
Loading power, fast cycles and reliability for every kind of site. Eleven models from 5.47 to 30.6 tonnes, from yard work to the quarry face.
The whole line
A loader for every volume of work.
Different sizes, one purpose: to move more material per hour at lower cost, from the stockyard to the quarry and the mine.
See the size classes
11Models in the line
5.47 to 30.6 tOperating weight
0.8 to 5.5 m³Bucket capacity
Start with the size
Find the right loader for your operation.
Operating-weight classes. Pick one and the model list below adjusts.
11 models
835H
Mid-size- Operating weight
- 10,375 kg
- Engine power
- 97 kW (132 hp) @ 2,200 rpm
- Bucket
- 1.8 m³
842H
Mid-size- Operating weight
- 13,000 kg
- Engine power
- 125 kW (170 hp) @ 2,200 rpm
- Bucket
- 2.3 m³
848H
Mid-size- Operating weight
- 14,300 – 14,700 kg
- Engine power
- 181 hp (135 kW) @ 2,200 rpm
- Bucket
- 2.5 m³
856H
Large- Operating weight
- 17,000 – 19,300 kg
- Engine power
- 162 kW (220 hp) @ 2,200 rpm
- Bucket
- 3.0 m³
Comparison
Why LiuGong
What holds the line up.
A bucket for every material
From the 816C to the 890H, the line covers 0.8 to 5.5 m³ of bucket with engines from 55 to 287 kW — one family loading everything from the depot yard to the quarry face.
Built around the loading cycle
Articulated steering, hydraulics and driveline sized for the load-and-carry cycle, so each machine moves its rated load without working in excess.
Structure for heavy work
Articulated frame, axles and tyres sized for quarries, aggregate yards and mining — where the machine runs the whole shift.
Service and support
Genuine parts, telematics and training through the aftersales portal, and the authorised dealer network covering each region.
Applications
Where this line works.
Which wheel loader fits your operation?
Talk to a LiuGong specialist and find the right configuration — bucket, tyres and counterweight change with the material and the cycle.
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