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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
No cranes are listed for sale in Riyadh today. Buyers can post a purchase request on EquipmentsFinder, which reaches verified suppliers across Saudi Arabia, and receive offers from sellers in other regions while the capital has no local crane ad.
Cranes for sale in every region are gathered on the cranes for sale page, and the category can be checked separately for the Makkah Region and the Dammam Eastern Province. Other machines in the capital are on the Riyadh sale hub; for a single lift or a short programme, crane hire is usually the better fit.
Each listing carries the crane's type, make, year, capacity, boom length and hours, with a price where the seller gives one. Buyers contact the seller directly by phone or WhatsApp and agree inspection, price and handover between them. EquipmentsFinder takes no commission, buyers pay nothing and sellers list free.
A general term for cranes that drive to the job on wheels, set up on outriggers and leave the same day.
Road-going cranes with multiple steered axles that also handle rough site ground, used for heavier lifts on building and plant work.
A crane built on a commercial truck chassis, from small knuckle-boom units to telescopic machines for steel and precast erection.
Two-axle cranes with large tyres for unpaved sites, moved between jobs on a low-bed.
Tracked cranes for heavy and repeated lifts on piling, bridges and industrial plants, delivered in parts and assembled on site.
Fixed cranes for high-rise construction, bought with their mast sections, jib and base.
Rail or wheel-mounted frames that lift loads along a fixed span in precast yards and workshops.
Compact tracked cranes that fit through doorways for glazing and indoor lifts.
A crane's headline capacity applies only at short radius. Work out the heaviest load, the radius it must be placed at and the height, then read the load chart at that point with rigging weight included. Ground bearing under the outriggers or tracks has to be checked too. Crane lifts on construction sites need a lift plan, and operators need a valid licence for the machine class.
Building and infrastructure work across Riyadh city keeps tower, mobile and crawler cranes busy, while warehouses, precast yards and industrial plants in Riyadh Province use gantry and truck-mounted cranes for daily handling.
There is no local price while nothing is listed. Sellers set prices in Saudi riyals on the listing or on request; type, capacity, boom length, make, year, hours and certification decide the figure. Confirm VAT and transport with the seller.
Cranes offered in Riyadh city and the province will be listed here as sellers post them, whether based near Olaya, North Riyadh, Diriyah or Al Kharj.
A request that names the crane type, capacity at radius and delivery site lets sellers reply with relevant offers. Buyers' requests are listed on the inquiry board, and an owner with a crane to sell in Riyadh can post an ad free.
No cranes are listed in Riyadh today, so there is no local figure to compare against. A crane's price follows its type, rated capacity, boom length, make, year, hours and the state of its certification. Sellers elsewhere in Saudi Arabia show prices on some listings and quote others on request, and a posted request brings several offers to compare.
Begin with the heaviest load, the radius and the height, then read load charts rather than headline tonnage. Next consider access and ground: a road-going all-terrain crane moves between jobs on its own, a crawler or rough-terrain crane needs a low-bed, and a tower crane suits a long building programme on one site.
A used crane costs less and is available quickly, but boom sections, wire ropes, slewing ring, outriggers and the load moment indicator need careful checking. A new crane brings a warranty, current certification and dealer support. For a fleet that works daily, a newer machine often pays back; occasional lifting is cheaper on hire.
Yes, and a serious seller expects one. Ask for a test lift near rated capacity, check the boom for dents and weld repairs, inspect ropes and sheaves, test the safety systems and compare the hours with the listing. A third-party inspector can examine a crane in another region before it is moved to Riyadh.
Expect a sales invoice in the buyer's name, the seller's proof of ownership and a serial number matching the crane's plate. A crane on a road chassis usually carries vehicle registration, which is transferred with the seller's help, and the inspection certificates and service history should change hands too. Confirm the exact steps and VAT treatment with the seller.
A crane sale covers the machine; operators are hired separately by the buyer. Some sellers can recommend operators or offer training on handover, and this is confirmed when contacting the seller. Whoever runs the crane needs a valid licence for the machine class, and each site lift still needs its own lift plan.