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Sharjah

Adh Dhayd

Adh Dhayd

Adh Dhayd

Adh Dhayd

Adh Dhayd

Sharjah
95 excavators are listed for hire in Sharjah today from 36 suppliers, none of them verified yet. Caterpillar is the most listed make with 26 machines, then Hyundai (17), Komatsu (15), Volvo (11), JCB (6), and Bobcat, Doosan and ihi (3 each). Eighty-four are in Sharjah city, 10 in Adh Dhayd and 1 in Al Batayih.
Sharjah is also the emirate with the most used machines for sale on the site, so asking a supplier whether a hired excavator is for sale is a fair question. Excavators in other emirates are on the UAE excavator page, and Dubai's stock is on the Dubai excavator page.
EquipmentsFinder is a marketplace, so the hire is agreed between the renter and the supplier. Renters pay the platform nothing and no commission is added. A listing shows the make, the year where known and the location, with the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number.
If nothing fits, post a request and suppliers with a free machine reply, or watch the inquiry board for open requests.
Most Sharjah listings are not filed under a subtype. The listed groups are track excavators (9), wheel excavators (1) and long boom excavators (1). The remaining listings sit in the general category, and the description gives the size.
No mini type is filed in Sharjah today. A mini digger suits tight access, such as a villa side passage or a basement. If one is needed, ask the yards in a call, and give the width of the gate.
Track machines are the standard for trenching, foundations and bulk digging, because the tracks give stability and traction on loose ground. Nine are filed as track excavators; for the others, read the description.
Wheel excavators move between locations under their own power and work well on hard surfaces like roads and yards. One is filed in Sharjah. They give less grip on soft sand than tracks.
Long boom machines dig at a distance, such as dredging a channel or clearing a bank. One is filed in Sharjah. For a long-reach job, state the reach and depth in a request.
Choose by the depth and reach of the dig, the volume and the space on site. A larger machine digs deeper and faster but needs a bigger low-bed and more room. A smaller one gets into narrow plots but takes longer.
Match the bucket to the work and check the machine's weight against the ground and the route to the site. Give a supplier the depth, the width and the volume, and it can recommend a class.
Dry hire means the machine alone, with the renter supplying a licensed operator. No Sharjah excavator currently states that an operator is offered, so the usual arrangement is dry hire unless the supplier agrees otherwise.
Attachments such as a breaker, a rock bucket or an extra grading bucket may be included or charged separately. Ask for the list in the quote.
No Sharjah excavator publishes a daily or monthly rate, so every price comes from the supplier's quote. Rates rise with machine weight and fall per day for longer hire.
Ask what the quote includes: a transport trip on a low-bed, fuel, an operator, attachments and VAT. Compare quotes for the same dates and machine class.
Years of manufacture are mixed. The most common are 2015, 2013, 2019 and 2006, with 2 machines each. Year says little by itself, and hours, service history and wear matter more.
Check the hours reading, the boom and stick for cracks, the bucket pins and bushes for play, the undercarriage wear and any leaks around the hydraulic rams. A yard visit is the best test. Excavators on the market to buy are under excavators for sale, and the supplier can tell you what paperwork comes with a transfer or an export.
The 36 suppliers hold their machines in Sharjah city (84), Adh Dhayd (10) and Al Batayih (1). They serve the Sharjah Industrial Areas (1-18), Al Sajaa, Hamriyah Free Zone and Al Hamriyah Port, and the listing location sets the transport charge. For other emirates, a supplier will price a low-bed move from its yard.
For the other equipment in the emirate, see the Sharjah hub.
Post a request with the size, the site and the dates, and Sharjah suppliers reply directly.
No Sharjah excavator publishes a rate, so the price comes from the supplier's quote. Cost rises with machine size and falls per day on longer hires. Ask what transport, fuel, an operator, attachments and VAT add, and compare quotes for the same dates.
Work from the depth of the dig, the reach required, the volume and the space on site. Then check the route and the ground. The supplier can recommend a size class if given the trench width, depth and the material to be dug.
A mini excavator is small enough for narrow access and light work, but digs less deep and moves less soil. A crawler excavator is larger, with greater depth, reach and output, and needs a low-bed. Sharjah currently files 9 track excavators and no mini type.
No Sharjah excavator listing states that an operator is offered. Some suppliers may still arrange one, so ask when you call. Without one, the renter provides a licensed operator, who needs a valid licence for the machine class.
Heavy equipment operators need a valid licence for the machine class. Other permit and site-entry requirements depend on the site and the authority, so ask the supplier and the site manager what applies before the machine arrives.
Yes, many suppliers hire for a few days. Short hires carry a higher daily rate, and the transport trip to site is charged on top, so ask for it as a separate line and compare with a weekly rate.
It varies by supplier. A bucket normally comes with the machine, but a breaker or other tool may be extra or need a separate agreement. State the attachment in the request and confirm it appears in the quote.
Open the listings and check the location on each, then call the nearest suppliers in Sharjah city or Adh Dhayd. If none suits, post a request with the site address and dates so suppliers can reply.