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4 motor graders are currently listed for sale in Dubai on EquipmentsFinder, offered by 2 sellers. Caterpillar accounts for 3 of them and Mitsubishi for the other one. None of the sellers is verified yet, so it is sensible to ask for trade licence details before paying a deposit.
A motor grader is the machine that trims earthworks to a final level before paving. With only four on the page, buyers in Dubai usually compare these against the motor graders for sale across the UAE before deciding.
EquipmentsFinder is a listings marketplace, not a dealer. Each grader is posted by the seller who owns it, with photos, the location and the seller's phone and WhatsApp number. Buyers pay nothing to browse or contact sellers, and the platform takes no commission.
Open a listing, message the seller and arrange to see the machine. Price, payment terms and any warranty are agreed between the two of you. For short jobs, motor graders for hire can be cheaper than owning.
Graders are grouped by engine power and blade length. The listings here carry no subcategories, so read the model code and the specification on each listing.
Lighter machines with shorter blades suit compound roads, trench backfill and plots where a large grader cannot turn. They are also the easiest to move on a low-bed between sites in Dubai.
The middle band handles sub-base and base-course spreading on roads and large developments. Caterpillar, which makes up 3 of the 4 listings here, builds most of its popular graders in this range.
The biggest machines are for very large earthworks, airfields and haul roads. They are rare on the used market, and a seller usually states the hours and any engine rebuild.
Match the blade length to the strip being finished. A blade the width of a traffic lane finishes in one pass, while a longer one saves passes on wide roads and aprons.
Horsepower decides how much material the machine can blade through without wheel spin. A grader short of power forces the operator to slow down, and the finish suffers.
On a used grader, check the circle and drawbar for play, the blade lift cylinders for drift, the tandem drive and the articulation pins. Ask for the hour-meter reading in writing and find out whether the engine has been rebuilt.
Look at the tyres too. Even wear across the six wheels suggests the machine has been well kept, while uneven wear can point to alignment or tandem problems that cost money to correct.
None of the four motor graders listed in Dubai today shows a published price, so no figures can be quoted here. Asking prices depend on the model class, year, hours and whether the machine has been rebuilt, and each seller sets their own.
Call or message the seller for a quote and ask what it covers: VAT, loading onto a trailer and delivery to site are all worth confirming. Payment terms and any engine or transmission warranty are a matter for the seller.
All 4 graders are in Dubai, listed by 2 sellers. The area of each yard is shown on its listing, whether in Al Quoz, Jebel Ali (JAFZA) or another part of the emirate.
Dubai sellers often dispose of fleet machines when a contract ends. Inspecting more than one machine on the same day makes comparison easier. For graders elsewhere, the Sharjah and Abu Dhabi pages are the next places to look, and the Dubai hub covers the rest of what is for sale in the emirate.
If none of the 4 graders suits the blade, power or budget, post a request with what is needed. It reaches sellers across the market, including those with machines not yet advertised, and replies come directly to the buyer with no fee.
None of the 4 graders listed in Dubai today shows a price, so there is no published range to quote. Cost depends on the class, year, hours and condition. Ask each seller for a written quote, and confirm whether VAT, loading and transport to site are included before comparing offers.
Choose the blade length for the width being finished and the horsepower for the material. A mid-range machine covers most road and plot work, a smaller one suits tight compounds, and a large one pays off on big earthworks where fewer passes save time. Think about transport size as well.
New graders have a warranty and modern grade-control options but cost far more and take time to arrive. Used machines, which are what this page lists, are cheaper and available sooner. The trade-off is careful inspection, and a budget for first service and any worn circle or tandem parts.
Yes. Each listing shows the seller's phone and WhatsApp number, and a yard visit is the normal way to inspect. Start the engine cold, work the blade through its full range, check the circle for play and the articulation for leaks. A mechanic who knows graders is worth bringing.
Ask the seller what they will provide before paying a deposit. A signed sale agreement or invoice showing the serial number is the usual minimum, together with the seller's trade licence details and a receipt for payment. Keep any import papers the seller holds with the machine.
Caterpillar has 3 of the 4 listings and Mitsubishi has 1. Parts and servicing for Caterpillar graders are widely available in the UAE, which helps with running costs, though a buyer should still ask the seller about service history and the condition of wear parts.
