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30 listings available
Zayed City
AED 230,000
Sharjah
Sharjah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
EquipmentsFinder lists 30 boom loaders for sale in the UAE today from 6 sellers, one of them verified. The stock is almost entirely JCB, with 29 of the 30 machines carrying the badge, and it is concentrated in Sharjah: 18 in Al Hamriyah, 11 in Sharjah city and 1 in Zayed City in Abu Dhabi emirate. The model years that appear most are 2014, 2018, 2012 and 2008.
In the UAE a boom loader means a telescopic handler, the machine that lifts blocks, pallets and steel to the upper floors of a building and loads trucks in a yard. It is bought by contractors, block suppliers and warehouse operators who move materials every day. For shorter needs the same machines are offered under boom loader rental.
Each ad is posted by the seller with photos, model, year, hours, lift height and capacity, and an asking price where the seller chooses to show one. The buyer contacts the seller by phone or WhatsApp from the listing, inspects the machine and agrees the sale directly. EquipmentsFinder charges the buyer nothing and takes no commission; sellers list free and can pay for extra visibility.
Three of the 30 ads show a published price and the rest are on request, which is common for telehandlers, where the price depends heavily on hours and attachments. One of the 6 sellers is verified. The buy hub covers forklifts and cranes, the two categories most often compared with a boom loader before a purchase.
A telehandler extends its boom forward and up, placing a load on a scaffold or a slab several floors above the ground and reaching across an obstruction to do it. Models are described by capacity and lift height, such as a 4-tonne, 17-metre machine, and most come with forks as standard and a bucket as an option. The JCB machines that make up nearly all of today's stock are this type.
A fixed-boom machine lifts without telescoping, trading reach for a simpler, cheaper structure. It covers yard loading, feeding a block machine and moving pallets at ground level where height is not needed. Few are listed at any one time; a buyer who needs one should post a request, since many sellers hold them but do not advertise them.
Capacity is quoted at the boom's most favourable position and falls sharply as the boom extends and rises, so the number that matters is the load that can be placed at the actual height and reach the job needs. A load chart in the cab shows this; ask the seller for the model's chart and check the worst case on the programme against it. A building contractor lifting block pallets to the fourth floor needs a different machine from a warehouse moving pallets at two metres.
Stabilisers, four-wheel steer and frame levelling extend what a given machine can safely do on uneven ground. Of the model years on the site today, the 2008 and 2012 machines will have far more hours than the 2018 units; check the boom wear pads, the slew of the carriage, hydraulic cylinder seals and the chain or extension cylinders on a used machine, and whether the load moment indicator works.
Only 3 of the 30 ads show a published price, so there is no reliable range to quote. The sellers set their own figures and give them on request by phone or WhatsApp, and the price follows capacity, lift height, year and hours, with attachments such as a bucket, a crane jib or a work platform adding to it. Ask whether the figure includes VAT and delivery, and whether a current third-party inspection certificate comes with the machine.
No boom loaders are listed in Dubai at the moment. Dubai buyers are a short drive from the Sharjah and Al Hamriyah yards, where the whole stock is held, and sellers there deliver to Dubai sites routinely.
One boom loader is listed in Abu Dhabi emirate today, in Zayed City. Other machines reach Abu Dhabi sites by low-bed from Sharjah.
Sharjah holds 29 of the 30 machines, with 18 in Al Hamriyah and 11 in Sharjah city. The Hamriyah yards sell mainly used JCB telehandlers from fleets and contractors.
No boom loaders are listed in the northern emirates today. Al Hamriyah is next to Ajman and Umm Al Quwain, so a machine can be delivered there within the hour.
If the right capacity or lift height is not among the 30 machines listed today, post a request with the load, height, year range and budget, and sellers across the UAE will reply with telehandlers in stock. Requests from other buyers are visible on the inquiry board, and fleet owners can post a boom loader for sale free of charge.
| Type | Asking price |
|---|---|
| All types | AED 101,000 – 183,500 |
Indicative ranges from listings currently on EquipmentsFinder, excluding those with no published rate. Updated weekly.
Only 3 of the 30 boom loaders listed today show a published price, which is too few to give a reliable range. Each seller sets their own figure and gives it on request through the phone or WhatsApp number on the ad. The price depends on capacity, lift height, year, hours and attachments, so ask for a delivered price including VAT when comparing offers.
Work out the heaviest load that must be placed at the highest and furthest point on the job, then choose a machine whose load chart covers that point with a margin. A telescopic model suits building sites and multi-storey work; a fixed-boom machine suits yard loading at ground level. Stabilisers and four-wheel steer matter on rough or tight sites.
The stock on the site today is mainly used JCB machines from 2008 to 2018, which cost far less than new and are available at once. The risks are hours, boom wear and hydraulic condition, all of which show up at inspection. A new machine brings a warranty and a known history. For a telehandler working every day, parts support and uptime matter as much as the price.
Yes. Arrange a visit through the seller's contact details on the listing; 29 of the 30 machines are in Sharjah and Al Hamriyah. Extend the boom fully under load, check the wear pads and extension chains or cylinders, look for leaks at the lift and tilt rams, test the stabilisers and frame levelling, and confirm the load moment indicator and the hour meter work.
Ask the seller for a sales invoice in the buyer's name and the machine's ownership papers, and for any registration documents if the telehandler is registered for road use. Third-party inspection certificates should be handed over with the machine. The transfer steps vary by emirate and buyer type, so confirm them with the seller before paying and check the serial number against every document.
JCB telehandlers are the dominant make in the UAE building trade, so when fleets and contractors sell, they sell JCB: 29 of the 30 machines listed today carry the badge. The benefit for a buyer is parts and service availability across the emirates and a wide choice of years. Other makes appear from time to time, and a posted request reaches sellers who hold them.