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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
29 listings available
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Twenty-nine attachments are listed for sale in Sharjah today, offered by 4 suppliers. None of the 4 is verified at the moment, so confirm the seller's trade licence and ask for proof the item is theirs to sell. Every listing is in Sharjah city. Brands named include Hyundai and Kubota with 2 listings each, and Astec, Bobcat and Palfinger with 1 each.
An attachment is the cheapest way to change what a machine can do, and in Sharjah they are often sold by yards and dealers alongside the machines they fit. The wider range across the emirates is on the UAE attachments page, the Dubai attachments page shows the neighbouring stock, and an attachment needed for one job can be hired.
Open a listing for photos, brand, description and the seller's phone and WhatsApp numbers. Only one of the 29 Sharjah listings shows an asking price, so most are quoted when the seller is called. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing, takes no commission and does not hold deposits.
Price, condition and collection are settled with the seller. Because many attachments are sold as loose items from a yard, the first questions are what machine it fits and whether the pins, bushes and hoses come with it.
The Sharjah listings are not split into subcategories, so read the title and photos of each ad to see exactly what is offered. These are the types buyers usually look for.
Digging, trenching, grading and cleaning buckets for excavators, loaders and skid steers. A bucket is a wearing part: check the cutting edge, side cutters, teeth and the condition of the pin bores, where slop causes rapid wear.
Hammers for demolition, rock and concrete. Ask for the service history, because worn tool bushes and seals are the usual repair items, and ask whether the unit has been rebuilt.
Augers drill post and pile holes, forks turn a loader or skid steer into a pallet handler, and grapples pick up scrap, timber and loose rock. Ask the seller to confirm the carrier size each is built for.
An attachment only works if three things line up: the mounting, the weight and the hydraulics. The mounting is the pin spacing or quick-coupler type on the machine. Weight matters because an oversized bucket or hammer lowers the stability and lift capacity of the carrier. For powered tools such as breakers and augers, the carrier's hydraulic flow and pressure must fall within the tool's working range.
Take the carrier's make, model and coupler type to the yard, or send them to the seller before travelling. Many Sharjah attachments are sold with a stated machine; if it is not stated, ask. Checking fit first prevents a purchase that cannot be used without an adaptor.
One priced listing is not enough to quote a range, so no figures are given here. Each seller sets the price, which varies widely between a basic bucket and a hydraulic tool. Ask for a written quote stating VAT, delivery and whether hoses, pins and brackets are included. For a specific item, a purchase request lets sellers respond with prices.
All 29 attachments are in Sharjah city, where most yards and dealers cluster around the industrial areas. Arrange a time to view the item and try it on a machine if the seller has one on site. If nothing matches, the Abu Dhabi attachments page shows stock elsewhere.
Used attachments carry no hour meter, so look at the wear instead. For buckets, look for cracks near the lugs and thin plate on the floor. For breakers, check for oil leaks at the seals and ask to see it work on a test piece. For tool-carrier attachments with moving parts, turn them by hand and look at hose condition. Ask for any papers, including a rebuild invoice, and check that serial numbers are legible.
If the attachment or carrier size needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the machine model, the tool wanted and a budget. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free for the buyer.
Only one of the 29 Sharjah listings shows a price, so there is no reliable range. Cost depends on type, size and condition, and a hydraulic tool is priced very differently from a bucket. Ask for a written quote that states VAT, delivery and what is included with the item.
Start from the job: a bucket for digging, a breaker for rock or concrete, an auger for holes, forks for pallets, a grapple for scrap. Then match the size to the carrier's weight class, coupler and hydraulic flow, so the machine stays stable and the tool performs.
Used attachments cost less and suit buckets, forks and grapples where wear is easy to see. New may suit a hydraulic tool that needs a warranty. The listings do not carry model years, so ask each seller for age, history and any rebuild records.
Yes, and sellers expect it. Visit the yard, inspect wear points and welds, and fit the attachment to a machine if possible. For hydraulic tools, ask to see it run and check the hoses and seals for leaks.
Ask for a sales invoice in the buyer's name and, where the item has a serial number, ownership papers that match it. Attachments are not usually registered, so the invoice is the main record. For export, ask the seller what paperwork they can provide.
Delivery varies by seller. Small items can go in a pickup, while a heavy bucket or breaker needs a truck or trailer, and the cost is usually not in the asking price. Ask for a delivered price when you contact the seller.