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110 listings available
Sharjah
AED 170,000
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Al Hamriyah
Sharjah has 110 excavators listed for sale today, offered by 31 suppliers, 4 of them verified. It is a used-machine market: dealers and yards in the Sharjah industrial areas and at Hamriyah hold stock that is bought, sold and moved on across the region, so the grid tends to show several machines of the same make side by side.
Most of the work in a purchase happens before the money changes hands: reading the hours, asking for service records and standing next to the machine. The sections below cover what to look at, and the UAE-wide excavator page shows stock from every emirate.
Open a listing to see photos, year, specification and the asking price where the seller has published one. Of the 110 Sharjah excavators, 29 show a price. For the rest, message the seller on WhatsApp or call the number on the listing.
EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. The sale is between buyer and seller, so agree the price, the viewing date and the handover with them directly. The Sharjah hub lists everything else for sale in the emirate, and a Dubai excavator page is there for comparison.
Only part of the stock is sorted into a subcategory: 15 track excavators and 1 wheel excavator. The remainder is best read from the specification on each listing, in particular the operating weight.
Mini and compact machines work in narrow yards and between buildings. No mini category exists in Sharjah today, but Bobcat, which has 9 listings here, is a make known for compact equipment, so check the weight and the tail swing of any Bobcat that catches your eye.
Track excavators are the main sorted group with 15 listings. Hyundai has 20 listings across the emirate, Komatsu 17, Caterpillar 16 and Volvo 11, with Hitachi, Doosan and JCB behind them at 8, 7 and 4. Check chain stretch, sprocket and roller wear and any play in the track frame.
One wheel excavator is listed. Wheeled carriers move between sites under their own power, which suits short road jobs, but they are less stable than tracks on loose ground.
No long-reach excavator is listed as its own type. If a dredging or drainage job needs one, ask a dealer whether a long-reach boom can be fitted, or put it in a purchase request.
Match the machine to the narrowest access and the deepest cut. A plot gate, a bridge on the haul route or a trailer limit often decides the size before the digging does. Then compare dig depth, reach and bucket capacity against the trench or the truck body it loads.
On a used excavator, hours are only the start. Look for bright, scored cylinder rods, a worn bucket pin bore, a loose slew ring and a cooling pack clogged with dust from sandy sites.
A used excavator is often sold with the bucket it was working with, and sometimes with a hydraulic breaker or a second bucket. Read the listing so that you know exactly what the price covers.
Augers, grapples and tilt buckets are normally priced separately. Confirm the coupler type and the auxiliary hydraulic flow on the carrier before agreeing to buy an attachment for it.
Asking prices on the 29 priced listings run from AED 18,200 to AED 396,000, with a typical price around AED 110,000. That spread reflects age and size: the common build years on the grid are 2014 with 5 listings, 2018 and 2019 with 3 each, and 2016 with 2.
Prices are set by the seller and are usually quoted before VAT and transport. Moving a crawler by low-loader is a separate cost, so ask for it when you negotiate.
Stock is concentrated in two places: 98 listings in Sharjah city, which includes the industrial areas, and 12 in Al Hamriyah near the port and free zone. Many sellers keep machines in a yard, so you can walk round several excavators in one visit. Ask for the exact yard location when you call.
Buyers also shop across emirates. The Dubai excavator page and the Abu Dhabi excavator page show what is for sale there, and prices and condition are worth comparing before you decide.
If the machine you want is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the size, preferred make, hours limit and budget. Sellers reply directly, and it costs the buyer nothing.
Of the 110 Sharjah excavators, 29 show an asking price, from AED 18,200 to AED 396,000, with a typical price around AED 110,000. Age, hours, size and make move the figure. The others are quoted by the seller on request. Prices usually exclude VAT and transport.
Start from the access and the depth. Compact machines suit trenching and tight yards, mid-size crawlers suit general building, and heavy machines suit bulk earthworks. Choose tracks for soft ground and wheels for frequent short road moves, then check dig depth and bucket size.
Sharjah stock is mostly used, so the real question is which used machine. Pick one with a documented service history and honest hours. A newer build costs more but brings warranty and lower fuel burn, which helps on a long contract.
Yes, and you should. Visit the yard with a mechanic, start the engine cold, run every function under load and check for hydraulic leaks, slew play and fault codes. Take photos of the hour meter and the serial plate.
Ask for a sale invoice, the seller's trade licence and any ownership or import papers, and match the serial plate to them. If the machine will leave the UAE, ask what export paperwork the seller can supply. The seller can say whether any registration step applies.
Hyundai has 20 listings, Komatsu 17, Caterpillar 16, Volvo 11, Bobcat 9, Hitachi 8, Doosan 7 and JCB 4. Dealers can usually supply parts and service for the better-known names, which also helps resale later.