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LSS Waste Management put their faith in Liebherr


LEEDS-BASED waste solutions provider LSS Waste Management has reacted to a signifi cant increase in volumes of recycling waste at their Cross Green Industrial Park headquarters by taking delivery of two new Liebherr 550 Loading Shovels and a Liebherr TL441-7 Telehandler.


The new machines are worth over £400,000 - taking the investment in new vehicles and machines in 2017 to over £3.5million.


Nigel Woolford, LSS Waste’s Managing Director, said: “The amount of recyclable waste we are handling has grown by 20 per cent over the last couple of years, and with our new biomass plant scheduled to come on-line in the summer, things are only going to get busier. As a result, I didn’t treat these purchases lightly, but more as a business necessity.”


LSS now operate fi ve loading shovels and three Liebherr 934 waste rehandlers, which are used exclusively within the company’s recycling facility. The


 LSS Waste’s General Manager Ian Grimes with Liebherr Area Sales Manager Andy Foster in Leeds.


Telehandler was purchased to feed the biomass plant.


Nigel added: “Liebherr’s are one of the most expensive machines on the market,


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