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28 listings available
Dubai
Musaffah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Musaffah
Dubai
Dubai
Sharjah
Musaffah
Twenty-seven 4x4 cranes are listed for hire in the UAE today, from 22 suppliers, one of them verified. Dubai and Abu Dhabi have 9 each, Sharjah 7, and Fujairah and Ajman one each. Kato leads the makes with 7 listings, then Tadano (6), Liebherr (4), Kobelco (3) and Terex (3).
Only two listings show a published rate, so no typical price is quoted here. Suppliers price by capacity, hire period and whether an operator and rigging crew come with the crane; ask for a quote on your dates.
A 4x4 crane, often called a rough-terrain crane, is a compact telescopic-boom crane on four large driven wheels. It travels over sand, gravel and uneven ground where a truck-mounted crane would struggle, and it can pick and carry within a work area. Contractors use them for steel erection, plant installation, pipe laying and general lifting on sites without prepared hardstanding.
Size the crane by the heaviest lift at the radius you need, not by the headline tonnage. Every lift needs a lift plan. The parent page is cranes for rent. If nothing here fits, Post an inquiry.
It is used for lifting on rough or soft ground, such as unfinished sites, desert work, pipelines and plant yards. Its four-wheel drive and tight turning circle let it reach the pick point without a prepared road. Compare the load chart at your working radius with your heaviest lift.
Twenty-seven are listed today, from 22 suppliers. Nine are in Dubai, nine in Abu Dhabi, seven in Sharjah, and one each in Fujairah and Ajman. Availability changes with the season, so request quotes early for long hires.
Yes. Crane lifts on construction sites need a lift plan that shows the load, radius, ground conditions and the crane's capacity at that radius. The supplier can provide the load chart, and a trained operator and signaller should be on site.
Rough-terrain cranes drive short distances but usually travel to site on a low-loader, so transport is normally charged separately. Ask the supplier about delivery, outrigger mats for soft ground, and whether an operator and rigger are part of the hire.