LeTourneau L-2350 Loader: World's Biggest Earth Mover

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Some equipments are just bigger than we're used to see, and the L-2350 is one of them! The L-2350, recently named as P&H L-2350, is a loader designed and built by the internationally-recognized American earth-moving machinery manufacturer company LeTourneau Inc. Not-surprisingly, this gigantic heavy-duty machine holds the title of "the world's biggest earth mover", and took its place in the Guinness Book of World Records.

The L-2350 is specially designed to be capable of loading and transporting haul trucks with capacities of up to 400 tones. It also provides an operating payload of 160,000 pounds, 24- foot lift height and a 11.5-foot reach . It has an operational weight of 260 tones and a 16 cylinder 65.0 liter Detroit diesel 4-cyle Turbocharged aftercooler engine that makes 2300hp. The purchase price is known to be $1.5M for the year 2012.

Check out the video below and see how big this mechanic beast really is!