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Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah
AED 295,000
Sharjah has 13 motor graders listed for sale today, offered by 8 suppliers, 1 of them verified. Ten of the 13 are Caterpillar, with one each from JCB, Komatsu and Mitsubishi. A grader is a specialist machine used for road bases and site preparation, so a page of this size gives a contractor a few machines to compare.
Graders are bought on condition, and condition is hard to judge from a photograph. This page sets out what to check on a used machine and how the sale works. Stock from every emirate is on the UAE-wide motor grader page.
Open a listing to see photos, year, specification and the seller's contact details. Only 2 of the 13 Sharjah graders show an asking price, so for most of them the price comes from a call or a WhatsApp message to the seller. Ask what is included, such as a scarifier, ripper or blade extension, and whether the price is before VAT.
EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. The deal is between you and the seller, covering the price, the viewing and the handover. The Sharjah hub lists the rest of the emirate's stock.
The grid has no size subcategories, so the class of a machine is read from the specification on its listing: engine power, operating weight and blade width.
Smaller graders suit car parks, estate roads, camp access tracks and finishing work where a big machine would be awkward to move. Because no listing is sorted as small, check the weight and blade width and confirm that the machine fits your trailer.
The mid-range is the working class for most road base and haul road jobs. Check the model and year on each listing, including the Caterpillar machines, to see which class it belongs to.
Large graders suit long highway or desert road runs where blade width and power are used all day. They need a low-loader to move, and the transport cost should be part of the purchase budget.
Match blade width to the work: a wide blade covers more road per pass, but needs more power and more room to turn. Horsepower decides whether the machine can cut hard ground or keep the blade loaded in coarse aggregate.
For a used grader, look at the cutting edges and end bits, the moldboard and circle for wear, the articulation joint and the tyres, which are expensive to replace. Check the blade control response in all positions and listen for play in the circle drive.
Only 2 of the 13 graders carry a published price, which is too few to quote a typical figure. Each seller sets the price according to the age, hours, make and condition, and normally quotes it before VAT and transport.
When you call, ask for the year, the hour meter reading, the service history and the tyre condition. Comparing two or three graders on those four points is more useful than comparing headline prices.
All 13 listings are in Sharjah city, which includes its industrial areas. Yards in the industrial areas are the usual place to view a grader, since a machine of this size needs open ground to be moved and tested.
If nothing here suits, the Dubai motor grader page and the Abu Dhabi motor grader page show nearby stock, and a purchase request can reach sellers across the market.
If the grader you want is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the size, make, hours limit and budget. Sellers reply directly, and it is free for buyers.
Only 2 of the 13 Sharjah graders show a price, so there is no reliable typical figure to quote. Age, hours, make and blade size set the price, and each seller quotes it on request, usually before VAT and transport. Compare at least two machines before agreeing a figure.
Choose by the work. A small grader suits estate roads and finishing, a medium one covers most road base jobs, and a large one suits long highway runs. Check blade width, engine power and whether your trailer can carry the machine.
Sharjah listings are mainly second-hand machines, and a well-kept used grader can save a lot against new. Ask for service records and the hour reading. New suits a fleet that will run for years and wants a warranty.
Yes. Go to the yard with a mechanic, and operate the blade, circle and steering through their full range. Check tyres, cutting edges, hydraulic leaks and the articulation joint, and photograph the hour meter and 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 grader will be exported, ask what paperwork the seller can supply.
Caterpillar has 10 of the 13 listings. JCB, Komatsu and Mitsubishi have 1 each. With such a concentrated list, parts and service questions are mostly about one maker, so ask the seller which model and serial range the machine belongs to.