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Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai
AED 370,000

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai
Dubai has 28 excavators listed for sale today, offered by 13 suppliers. None of the 13 is verified yet, so a visit to the machine and a look at the seller's trade licence are part of any purchase. Track excavators account for 12 of the listings and wheel excavators for 2; the rest are not sorted into a subcategory and are best read from the specification on each listing.
EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. Every listing shows the seller's phone and WhatsApp number. For the whole country, see excavators for sale across the UAE, and for hire rather than purchase use the excavator rental page.
Open a listing from the grid to see photos, the year, the specification and the asking price where the seller has published one. Seven of the 28 Dubai excavators show a price; for the others, ask the seller for a figure by phone or WhatsApp.
The deal is between buyer and seller. EquipmentsFinder does not hold a deposit or act as agent, so agree the price, the inspection date and the handover directly. The Dubai hub lists the other categories of machine on sale in the emirate.
Compact machines for trenching, landscaping and work between buildings. Nothing is sorted into a mini category today, so check the operating weight on a listing. Kubota, which has one listing in Dubai, is a maker associated with this size.
Track excavators are the largest group, with 12 listings. Komatsu leads the Dubai brand list with 8 listings, followed by Caterpillar and Hyundai with 4 each and Volvo with 2. Tracks suit the sand and made ground typical of Dubai plots and give a stable base when digging foundations.
Two wheel excavators are listed. A wheeled machine drives between jobs on its own tyres, which helps a contractor working on several roadside utility sites in a week, at the cost of some stability on soft ground.
These carry an extended boom for dredging and drainage channel work. None is listed as a separate type in Dubai at the moment, so ask a seller whether a long-reach front is available for a standard carrier.
Start with the work. Villa foundations, service trenches and landscaping call for a small or mid-size machine that a trailer can bring through a plot entrance. Road and infrastructure packages, and loading trucks at a bulk earthworks site, call for a larger crawler.
Check dig depth, reach and bucket size against the deepest trench or highest truck body. Then look at the carrier: tracks and undercarriage wear, cooling pack condition after dusty work, and the hour meter against the wear on the seat and pedals.
Many excavators come with the bucket they were working with, and some include a hydraulic breaker or a second bucket. Read the description so that the buyer knows what the price covers.
Augers, grapples, tilt buckets and quick couplers are generally priced separately. Confirm the coupler type and the auxiliary hydraulic flow of the carrier before agreeing to buy an attachment.
Seven Dubai listings show an asking price. They run from AED 32,500 to AED 370,000, with a typical figure around AED 185,000. Year of build is the main separator: five listings are from 2025, and the older machines in the grid include units from 2008, 2013 and 2016.
Asking prices are set by each seller and normally exclude VAT and transport. A low-loader to move a crawler within or out of the emirate is usually quoted separately.
All 28 listings are in Dubai city. Collection points depend on the seller's yard, and the places buyers commonly travel to for plant and spares include Al Quoz, Dubai Investments Park, Al Qusais and Ras Al Khor, with Jebel Ali (JAFZA) for port-side yards. Ask for the exact location when you call.
If nothing in the grid fits, the Sharjah excavator page and the Abu Dhabi excavator page cover the neighbouring emirates, and a purchase request reaches sellers across the market.
If the machine you need is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the tonnage, brand preference, hours limit and budget. Sellers reply directly, and posting costs the buyer nothing.
Seven of the 28 Dubai excavators show an asking price, from AED 32,500 to AED 370,000, with a typical figure around AED 185,000. Build year, hours, size and brand move the price. The other 21 are quoted by the seller on request. Prices normally exclude VAT and transport.
Work out the heaviest routine task first. Small plots and trenches need a compact machine, general building a mid-size crawler, and bulk earthworks a larger one. Choose tracks for sand and soft ground and wheels for frequent road moves, then check dig depth and bucket size against the job.
Most of the Dubai stock is used, with five 2025 builds listed alongside older machines. Used suits a short project or a tight budget if the hours and service history are documented. New suits a long contract where warranty and fuel economy repay the higher price.
Yes. Arrange a visit through the seller's contact on the listing and bring a mechanic. Check play in the bucket pins and slew ring, track chains and sprockets, hydraulic leaks and the fault codes on the monitor, and run every function under load.
Ask for a sale invoice, a copy of the seller's trade licence and any import or ownership papers. Match the serial plate on the machine to the paperwork. The seller can confirm whether any registration step applies for the machine in Dubai.
Komatsu has 8 listings and Komac 5. Caterpillar and Hyundai have 4 each, Volvo has 2, and JCB, Hitachi and Kubota have 1 each. Parts and service for the leading names are available through dealers, which helps resale value later.