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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
Excavators are not listed for sale anywhere in the Makkah Region today, which leaves contractors in Jeddah, Mecca, Taif and KAEC without local stock to compare. A request posted once goes to verified sellers in every Saudi region. The national excavators for sale page shows what is advertised kingdom-wide, and Riyadh and the Dammam Eastern Province have their own pages.
Every excavator listing carries the make, operating weight, year, hours and attachments fitted, plus a SAR price where the seller publishes it. Phone and WhatsApp contacts on the listing put the buyer straight through to the seller to arrange a viewing and agree terms. EquipmentsFinder adds no fee to the price.
Compact machines for utility trenches, landscaping and work inside tight plots in Al Balad's narrow lanes or between villas in North Jeddah. They move on a light trailer.
The standard tracked excavator for bulk digging, foundations, trenching and loading trucks, from housing sites in Mecca to industrial plots at KAEC.
Rubber-tyred machines that drive between jobs on paved roads, popular with municipal and utility crews working across a city.
Extended booms for dredging, canal and drainage cleaning, slope work and demolition, including channel maintenance near the Jeddah coastline.
Operating weight sets digging force, reach and the bucket size the machine can carry. Pick the smallest class that reaches the required depth and loads the trucks in use, because a heavier machine costs more to buy, move and run. On rocky ground toward Taif, a heavier frame and a breaker-ready hydraulic circuit pay off; in Jeddah's sand, tracks with good flotation help.
Attachments decide what an excavator can earn. A general bucket digs, a rock bucket handles broken stone, a hydraulic breaker splits rock and concrete, an auger drills holes for piles and posts, and a grapple sorts demolition waste. Check whether the machine has auxiliary hydraulic lines and a quick coupler, and whether attachments are included in the price.
No SAR range can be stated while the region has no excavators listed. Sellers show a price on the listing or quote when contacted. Hours, undercarriage wear, hydraulic pump condition and attachments included drive a used price. VAT and low-bed transport are agreed with the seller.
When listings appear here, the city on each will show whether the machine stands near the Islamic Port and Al Balad, Al Hamra, the airport and North Jeddah, Obhur, Mecca or Taif. Owners can sell an excavator free, the Makkah Region buying page covers other categories, and excavator hire is the route for a short dig.
State the operating weight class, attachments, year range, budget in SAR and site, and sellers reply on the inquiry board.
No excavator is for sale in the region today, so a local SAR price cannot be quoted. Weight class is the biggest factor, then year, hours and condition, with attachments adding to the figure. A mini excavator costs a fraction of a large crawler. Asking several sellers through a request is the fastest way to see current prices.
A mini excavator suits trenches and tight plots, a crawler excavator covers most digging and loading, a wheeled excavator suits city work that moves daily, and a long-reach machine handles dredging and drainage. Choose the weight class from the dig depth, the reach to the truck and the hardness of the ground, and confirm the hydraulics suit any attachments planned.
A new excavator brings a warranty, efficient engines and dealer support, which matters for a busy fleet. A used machine costs much less and is a sound buy when the hours, undercarriage, swing bearing and hydraulic pump check out. Machines that ran breakers for long periods need a closer look at pins, bushes and the boom for cracks.
Sellers usually accept one, booked through the phone or WhatsApp number on the listing. Watch the machine dig, swing and track, and check for slow functions, which point to a tired pump. Look for play in the pins and bushes, cracks in the boom and stick, and leaks at cylinders and the swing motor. Undercarriage wear should be measured.
Ownership transfers with a sale contract or invoice naming the excavator's serial number and the attachments included, proof that the seller owns it, and payment on agreed terms. The buyer should also receive the service history, the manual and, for an imported machine, its import papers. Confirm with the seller how and when the excavator is delivered to site.
Often, yes. Many sellers include a bucket and sometimes a breaker or quick coupler, and others sell attachments separately. The listing states what is included, and the rest can be agreed when making contact. Check that each attachment matches the machine's weight class and that the hydraulic flow and pressure suit a breaker or auger.