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EquipmentsFinder lists 29 attachments for sale in the UAE today from 4 sellers, all of them in Sharjah. The ads carry brands such as Hyundai, Kubota, Astec, Bobcat and Palfinger, and cover the buckets, breakers, forks and grapples that turn an excavator, wheel loader, backhoe or skid steer into a machine for a specific task.
An attachment is often the cheapest way to add capability to a fleet: a breaker on an existing excavator replaces a hired one, and a set of forks turns a loader into a yard handler. Attachments for short jobs are also listed under attachment rental.
Each ad is posted by the seller with photos, the attachment type, the carrier class it fits, the coupler or pin size where known, and an asking price if the seller chooses to show one. The phone and WhatsApp numbers on the listing reach that seller directly. Buying through the site costs nothing and no commission is taken; sellers list free and can pay for plans that give an ad more exposure.
Attachments ship on a flatbed, so a buyer in Abu Dhabi or Ras Al Khaimah can buy from the Sharjah stock without a low-bed. Buyers who need a size or coupler that is not listed can post a request. The carriers themselves are on the buy hub.
Buckets are the most traded attachment. For excavators the choice is between a general-purpose digging bucket, a heavy-duty rock bucket with wear plates, a ditching bucket for grading and a tilting bucket for slopes. Loader and skid steer buckets vary by capacity and edge type. Match the bucket to the machine's pin diameter, pin-centre distance and dipper width, or to its quick coupler.
A breaker turns an excavator or skid steer into a demolition or rock-breaking tool. It must match the carrier's weight and auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure; a breaker too heavy for the boom damages the machine, one too light does little. On a used breaker, ask about the tool bush wear, the accumulator charge and when the seals were last replaced.
An auger drive with interchangeable bits bores holes for piles, fence posts, lighting columns and tree pits. The drive is rated by torque and sized to the carrier's hydraulic flow. Check the bit teeth and shaft for wear, and confirm the mounting bracket matches the carrier it will go on.
Pallet forks on a wheel loader or skid steer handle blocks, pipes and palletised material in a yard, while grapples pick up scrap, logs, rubble and loose steel. The Palfinger unit listed today is a truck-mounted loader crane, a related carrier-mounted tool. Check fork tine thickness and the grapple's cylinder seals and pivot pins.
A hydraulic compaction plate on an excavator compacts trench backfill and slopes that a ride-on roller cannot reach. It is rated by impulse force and sized to the carrier. Check the rubber mounts and the hydraulic motor for leaks, as both wear quickly.
Three things decide whether an attachment will work: the mounting, the weight and the hydraulics. The mounting must match the carrier's pin sizes or its quick coupler standard, and adapters add cost and play. The weight must sit within what the carrier can lift and still stay stable at full reach. The hydraulic flow and pressure available at the auxiliary circuit must fall inside the attachment's rated range; a breaker or auger run on the wrong flow overheats or underperforms.
Ask the seller which machine the attachment came off and compare its specification with the carrier it is going on. The Hyundai and Kubota attachments on the site today were made for particular carrier classes, and a bucket off a 20-tonne excavator does not fit a 14-tonne one without new pins and bushes. Take the pin measurements and the carrier's flow figure to the inspection.
Only one of the 29 attachments listed today shows a published price, so there is no range to quote. Each seller sets the price and shows it on the ad or gives it on request by phone or WhatsApp. The price follows size and condition: a rock bucket or a large breaker costs many times what a standard bucket does, and fresh teeth, bushes and seals add to it. Ask whether VAT, delivery, pins, bushes or a coupler adapter are included.
No attachments are listed in Dubai today. Dubai buyers can collect from the Sharjah sellers in under an hour or ask for delivery to site.
There are no attachment ads in Abu Dhabi at the moment. Delivery from Sharjah to Musaffah or Al Ain on a flatbed is straightforward.
All 29 attachments on the site today are in Sharjah, listed by 4 sellers in the emirate's industrial areas, where most of the UAE's used excavators and loaders are also traded.
Nothing is listed in the northern emirates today. Sharjah sellers deliver to Ajman and Umm Al Quwain the same day, and to Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah within a day or two.
If the right bucket, breaker or set of forks is not among the 29 ads today, post a request with the carrier make and model, the attachment type, the coupler or pin size and a budget. Sellers across the UAE reply with what they have, and the buyer deals with them directly. Owners clearing a yard can post an attachment for sale free of charge.
Only one of the 29 attachments listed today has a published price, so no reliable range can be given. Each seller sets their own figure, shown on the ad or available on request. The price depends on the type, the carrier class it fits and the condition of wear parts such as teeth, bushes, seals and tool bits. Ask for a price including VAT and delivery.
Start with the carrier: the attachment must match its pin sizes or coupler, sit within its lift capacity and run within its auxiliary hydraulic flow. Then choose the type by task: a bucket for digging and loading, a breaker for demolition and rock, an auger for holes, forks or a grapple for handling, and a compaction plate for trench backfill.
Used buckets, forks and grapples are a sound buy if the structure is straight and the pins and bushes are good, because they have few moving parts. Breakers, augers and compaction plates carry more risk second-hand, as seals, accumulators and motors are costly to repair. A new unit brings a warranty and guaranteed fit; a used one costs less and is available at once.
Yes, and it is advisable. All 29 attachments listed today are in Sharjah, so a visit is simple to arrange through the seller's phone or WhatsApp on the ad. Measure the pins and pin centres, look for cracks and repairs on the structure, check teeth and cutting edges, and for hydraulic attachments ask the seller to run the unit on a machine.
Attachments are not registered, so the paperwork is usually a sales invoice in the buyer's name, stating the type, brand, serial number where there is one, and the price. Ask the seller for any manufacturer documentation and service records, especially for breakers. Requirements can differ for company buyers and exports, so confirm what is needed with the seller before paying.
The current ads include Hyundai and Kubota attachments, 2 each, plus Astec, Bobcat and Palfinger units. Many attachments are made by specialist manufacturers rather than the carrier brand, so the ad may name the carrier it fits rather than the attachment maker. The stock changes as the 4 sellers post and sell, so check the listings regularly.