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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
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Dhaid
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
A breaker, auger or grapple turns a general-purpose excavator or loader into a specialised tool for a day or a month without buying the attachment outright. Today 21 attachments are listed for hire in the UAE from 2 suppliers, with 20 of the listings in Dubai and 1 in Dhaid, in Sharjah emirate.
Because the category is small, the fastest route to a specific tool is usually a request on the inquiry board. It reaches suppliers across the UAE who carry attachments alongside their machines but have not listed them separately.
Suppliers list attachments the same way they list machines: with a description, photos and the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number. Renters contact the supplier directly, agree the hire and arrange collection or delivery. EquipmentsFinder charges renters nothing and adds no commission.
An attachment hire needs more detail than a machine hire. The supplier will ask for the make and model of the base machine, its operating weight, the hydraulic flow and pressure available at the auxiliary circuit, and the type of quick coupler fitted. Having these to hand when posting a request avoids a mismatch on site.
Digging buckets in different widths, ditching buckets for trench profiles, rock buckets with heavy teeth, and general-purpose and light-material buckets for loaders and skid steers. Hiring a second bucket is common when a job switches between trenching and backfilling, or when a wider bucket speeds up bulk excavation.
Breakers mount on excavators and skid steers to break concrete, rock and asphalt. They are the attachment most often hired separately, since a breaker is needed for a few days of demolition or trenching through hard ground and then sits idle. Size is matched to the carrier weight: a breaker that is too heavy strains the boom and one that is too light breaks slowly.
Hydraulic augers bore holes for piles, fence posts, signage and tree planting. Drive units are matched to the carrier's flow, and bits come in a range of diameters. Augers for skid steers and mini excavators are a frequent hire on landscaping and boundary-wall jobs.
Pallet forks let a loader or skid steer move palletised materials around a site, and grapples handle timber, scrap, pipe and demolition debris. Rotating grapples on excavators are used for sorting and loading demolition waste.
Hydraulic compaction plates fit the excavator arm and compact trench backfill in layers without a person entering the trench. They are useful on utility work where a walk-behind plate would be slow or unsafe.
Three things decide whether an attachment will work: the mounting, the hydraulics and the weight. The mounting must match the carrier's coupler or pin dimensions, and adapter plates exist but add cost and time. The auxiliary hydraulic circuit must deliver the flow and pressure the attachment needs, and a breaker or auger on an undersized circuit will run slowly or overheat.
Weight matters most on excavators, where a heavy attachment at full reach reduces lift capacity and stability. Suppliers list the carrier weight range an attachment suits, and the base machine's specification plate gives the figure to compare. When in doubt, send the supplier the model number of the carrier and let them confirm the fit.
None of the 21 attachments listed today publishes a rate, so each supplier quotes on request. Attachments are priced by the day, week or month, with breakers and large augers at the top of the range and buckets and forks at the bottom. Some suppliers hire an attachment only together with one of their own machines, which is worth asking about up front.
The quote should state whether delivery to site is included, whether wear parts such as breaker tools and auger teeth are covered, and whether VAT is added. For breakers, ask about the condition of the tool and the grease supply, since both affect the hire.
Dubai has 20 of the 21 attachments listed today, so the attachments in Dubai cover most of the category. Neither supplier currently carries the verified badge, but both show direct contact details on every listing.
No attachments are listed in Abu Dhabi at present. The Abu Dhabi attachment page will show stock as it is added, and a request on the inquiry board reaches suppliers who deliver to Musaffah and the capital.
Sharjah emirate has 1 attachment listed, in Dhaid. See the Sharjah attachment listings, and remember that Dubai suppliers usually deliver to Sharjah sites.
Nothing is listed in the Northern Emirates today. Attachments are small enough to travel on a pickup or with the base machine, so suppliers in Dubai and Sharjah can usually serve these emirates for a transport charge.
Post a request with the attachment type, the base machine model and the dates, and suppliers across the UAE will reply with quotes. Machines to carry the attachment are listed in the equipment rental hub.
No attachment listing currently publishes a rate, so pricing comes from the supplier's quote. Rates are set per day, week or month and depend on the type: breakers and large augers cost the most, buckets and forks the least. Ask whether delivery, wear parts and VAT are included before comparing quotes.
Give the supplier the make, model and operating weight of the base machine, the coupler type, and the auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure. The supplier checks these against the attachment's mounting and hydraulic requirements. Adapter plates can bridge some mounting differences, but hydraulic mismatches cannot be fixed on site.
Often, yes, and most of the 21 listings are for the attachment alone. Some suppliers prefer to hire an attachment only with one of their own machines, to control wear and compatibility. Ask when requesting a quote, and expect to confirm the carrier details before the supplier agrees a stand-alone hire.
Yes. Short hires are common for breakers and augers, which are often needed for a single task. Daily rates are higher per day than weekly or monthly rates, and delivery costs the same whatever the duration, so for a job running more than a few days ask for a weekly price.
The two suppliers listed today are in Dubai and Dhaid, so cover starts in Dubai and Sharjah emirates. Delivery to Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates is usually possible for a transport charge, since attachments travel easily. State the site location in the request so the supplier can confirm coverage and cost.
Check the mounting pins or coupler engage fully, hydraulic hoses and couplings match and show no leaks, and wear parts such as teeth, cutting edges and breaker tools are serviceable. Photograph the attachment on delivery and note its condition on the hire document, so wear and damage are not disputed at return.