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No concrete pumps are listed for sale in the Makkah Region today: no truck-mounted booms, trailer line pumps or static pumps in Jeddah, Mecca, Taif or KAEC. Buyers can request a pump by reach and output, and the request reaches verified sellers across Saudi Arabia at no charge.
The Saudi Arabia concrete pumps page shows what is for sale nationally, Riyadh and the Dammam Eastern Province have their own pages, and the Makkah Region hub covers every other category in the region.
A pump ad gives the type, boom length or delivery distance, output, make, chassis, year, hours and location, often with a price. Buyers phone or WhatsApp the seller from the ad, view the pump working if possible, and close the sale directly. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission.
A folding boom on a truck chassis places concrete straight to the pour, fast and with minimal labour. The workhorse for slabs and columns on building sites in North Jeddah and around Mecca.
A towed pump pushing through laid pipeline and hose, for footings, small slabs, block fill and places a boom cannot reach, such as courtyards in Al Balad.
High-pressure pumps feeding a fixed pipeline and a separate placing boom, used to pump to the upper floors of towers such as those along the Corniche.
For a boom pump, horizontal reach at the needed height matters more than headline vertical reach, and outrigger spread must fit the street or site. For line and static pumps, pressure decides how high and far concrete can travel. Output should match the supply of truck mixers. On a used pump, check the boom for cracks and repairs, the wear plate and cutting ring, the delivery cylinders and the pipeline wall thickness.
None is listed in the region, so no SAR prices are shown. Each seller sets the price on the listing or quotes on request. Type, boom length, output, year, pumped volume and chassis condition decide it; confirm VAT and delivery.
Listings will show each pump's base, from Jeddah Islamic Port and Al Balad to Al Hamra and the Corniche, North Jeddah by the airport, Obhur, Mecca and Taif. Truck-mounted pumps drive to the buyer; line and static pumps go by trailer.
Give the pump type, reach or pressure, output and budget. Other buyers' requests are on the inquiry board, an owner can list a pump free, and the concrete pump hire page suits single pours.
No concrete pump is listed for sale in the region today, so there is no local SAR price to quote. Sellers who list show the asking price on the ad or give it when contacted. Pump type, boom length, output, year, the volume pumped and the condition of the truck chassis drive the price. A posted request brings quotes from sellers Kingdom-wide.
Boom pumps suit most slabs and columns on low and mid-rise buildings where the truck can set up close by. Line pumps suit small pours, footings and areas a boom cannot reach. Towers need a static pump with a pipeline and placing boom. Check reach, pressure and output against the drawings and the number of truck mixers available.
Used pumps are widely traded, and one with a sound boom, recent wear parts and a known pumped volume can be good value for a contractor with regular pours. A new pump suits a pumping business working daily, where reliability and warranty protect income. Pumped volume tells more about wear than hours or age, so ask for it.
Yes, arranged with the seller through the phone or WhatsApp number on the listing. Watch the pump work with water or concrete, unfold the boom fully, check for cracks and weld repairs, and measure wear on the cutting ring, wear plate and delivery cylinders. Inspect the outriggers and the truck chassis too, and compare the pumped volume with the records.
Usually a sale invoice and the seller's proof of ownership, with import papers for a pump brought in from abroad. A truck-mounted pump also has vehicle registration to transfer, and a trailer pump may too. Requirements vary by seller and machine, so agree them before paying, and match the chassis and pump serial numbers to the documents.
A line pump costs much less and serves footings, small slabs and block work, so it suits smaller contractors pouring a few times a week. A boom pump places concrete faster with fewer workers and earns more per pour, but needs a larger investment and a licensed driver and operator. The size and frequency of typical pours decide which pays back.