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No motor graders are listed for sale in Dammam Eastern Province today. A contractor who wants to own one for road, plot or plant-platform work can post a request with the horsepower class, the blade width and the budget, and verified suppliers across Saudi Arabia receive it, including dealers and fleet owners who sell into Dammam, Al Khobar and Jubail.
Graders offered anywhere in the Kingdom are on the motor graders for sale page, with separate pages for Riyadh and the Makkah Region. Dozers, rollers and other earthmoving plant for sale locally sit on the Dammam Eastern Province hub.
First, find a machine on a listing or let sellers find the buyer through the inquiry board. Second, call or message the seller on the number shown. Third, agree a viewing, a price and how the grader reaches the site. EquipmentsFinder sits outside the deal: buyers pay nothing to use it and no commission is taken.
Compact graders with a blade near 3.7 metres trim house plots, school yards and parking areas in Dhahran and Al Khobar, and they fit on a smaller lowbed.
The mid-range machine, typically carrying a 4.3 metre blade, is the one most road contractors own. It builds and maintains municipal streets around Dammam and the internal roads of industrial estates.
Heavy graders with a blade of 4.9 metres or wider, often fitted with a rear ripper, earn their keep on highway formation, desert haul roads and the broad platforms prepared for plants in Jubail.
Buy for the work that fills most of the year rather than the occasional big job. Wider blades finish wide roads in fewer passes but need the power to push a full load through the sand common along the Gulf coast. On a used machine, look at blade and circle wear, tyre condition and articulation joints, and ask whether a grade-control system is included or can be fitted.
There is no listed grader in the province, so no SAR figure can be shown. Prices are set by each seller and published on the listing where the seller chooses to. Before comparing offers, check whether VAT, delivery, a ripper, grade-control equipment or remaining warranty are part of the price.
Listings posted here in future will show the machine's location, which might be a dealer yard in Dammam, a contractor's compound near Dhahran or Jubail, or an earthworks fleet in Al Ahsa. A buyer can travel to view the grader or ask the seller to arrange transport.
A request that gives the blade width, power class, preferred year range and delivery town gets the most useful replies. Owners with a grader to sell can list it free, and those who only need one for a season can look at motor graders for hire.
No figure can be given today, as the province has no motor grader listed for sale. Each seller prices in SAR, and the amount depends on the blade class, engine hours, year, the condition of tyres and circle, and whether grade control is fitted. Ask what the price covers, including VAT and delivery, before setting two offers side by side.
Work inside Jubail Industrial City tends to mix wide platform preparation with narrower service roads. A medium grader with a 4.3 metre blade covers most of that, while a contractor building large plant pads or long haul roads may need a heavy machine with a ripper. Small graders suit tight compounds better than open sites.
A new grader brings dealer warranty and predictable running costs, which matters for a contractor with years of road maintenance ahead. A used machine with a known service history can do the same work for less outlay, provided the circle, transmission and articulation are sound. Hours per year and access to parts usually settle the choice.
Yes, by arrangement with the seller, who is contacted directly through the phone or WhatsApp number on the listing. A test should cover the blade moving through its full range, the circle turning without play, the steering and articulation, and a run on a gradient. An independent mechanic is worth bringing for an older machine.
Ask the seller which documents come with the machine before agreeing a price: normally a tax invoice, proof that the seller owns it, the serial number and the service records. Confirm with the seller how ownership is transferred and in what order payment and handover happen. The buyer and seller settle these terms between themselves.
The buyer provides the operator, who needs a valid licence for the machine class. Grading to level is a skilled job, so many owners pair the machine with an experienced operator from the start. Some sellers offer handover training on the controls and grade-control system; that is agreed with the seller, not assumed.