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26 listings available
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
AED 280,000
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
AED 110,000
Dubai
AED 235,000
Dubai
AED 50,000
Dubai
Dubai
Twenty-six pieces of lifting equipment are listed for sale in Dubai today, offered by 18 suppliers, one of them verified. The stock is forklifts (20 listings) and telehandlers (6), so this page is mainly about wheeled material handlers rather than hoists and rigging gear. Toyota and JCB each have 4 listings, ahead of Caterpillar, Manitou and Zoomlion with 2 each.
Buyers pay EquipmentsFinder nothing and there is no commission. For the whole country, see lifting equipment across the UAE. For short jobs, the lifting equipment rental page lists machines for hire.
Open a listing for photographs, the year, capacity and mast details where entered. Fourteen of the 26 Dubai listings show an asking price; for the others the seller gives a figure when contacted by phone or WhatsApp.
The deal is made with the seller. EquipmentsFinder does not take a deposit or act as agent. With one verified supplier among 18, it is sensible to check licences for the rest. The Dubai hub shows the emirate's other categories.
Forklifts are the biggest group with 20 listings. Toyota leads the brand list, with Nissan and Komatsu also present. Check the fuel type, the mast height and free lift, and the tyre type, since solid tyres suit warehouse floors and pneumatic tyres suit yards.
Six telehandlers are listed. A telescopic boom lets one machine reach over obstacles and place loads at height on building sites, with JCB and Manitou among the makers. They are generally more useful than a forklift on uneven ground.
Chain blocks, winches, slings and jacks are not listed in Dubai at the moment. If one is needed, a purchase request will reach suppliers that carry them.
Work from the heaviest load and its centre of gravity. A forklift's rated capacity applies at a specific load centre, and falls as the load extends or the mast is raised, so read the capacity plate and not just the headline figure.
Then match the machine to the ground and the height. Warehouse work in Al Quoz or Dubai Investments Park suits a standard forklift. Placing material on a floor above ground, or working on rough plots, suits a telehandler. Budget for forks, attachments and operator training.
Fourteen Dubai listings show an asking price, running from AED 8,000 to AED 280,000, with a typical figure around AED 70,000. The lower end is older or smaller forklifts. Build years in the grid include 2016, 2018, 2021 and 2024.
Asking prices are set by each seller and normally exclude VAT and delivery. Ask whether batteries, chargers or spare tyres are included in the price.
All 26 listings are in Dubai. Buyers can look in areas such as Al Quoz, Al Qusais, Ras Al Khor and Jebel Ali (JAFZA), where logistics and plant yards operate; confirm the machine's exact location with the seller.
Stock elsewhere is on the Sharjah lifting equipment page and the Abu Dhabi lifting equipment page.
If the right machine is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the capacity, mast height, fuel type and budget. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free.
Fourteen of the 26 Dubai listings show an asking price, from AED 8,000 to AED 280,000, with a typical figure around AED 70,000. Type, capacity, year and hours drive the spread. The other 12 are quoted on request, and VAT and delivery are usually extra.
Use a forklift for pallets on firm, level ground and a telehandler for reach, height and rough sites. Size by the heaviest load and its load centre, then check the capacity plate at the lift height needed rather than the maximum rating.
Most of the Dubai stock is used, with listed years including 2016, 2018, 2021 and 2024. Used suits a warehouse or yard with moderate use if hours and service records are clear. New suits heavy daily use where warranty and support matter.
Yes. Test the machine with a load. Check the mast chains and rollers, the forks for cracks and bending, hydraulic leaks, tyres, brakes and steering, and the battery condition on an electric truck.
Expect a sale invoice, the seller's trade licence copy and any ownership or import papers. Ask for the latest inspection or load test certificate. Machines that are road-registered may need a registration step, which the seller can explain.
Toyota and JCB have 4 listings each. Caterpillar, Manitou and Zoomlion have 2 each, and Komac, Nissan and Komatsu have 1 each. Toyota and Nissan are forklift names, while JCB and Manitou also build telehandlers.