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Sharjah
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Forty-eight wheel loaders are listed for hire in Sharjah today, from 30 suppliers. Caterpillar accounts for 37, Komatsu 5, Liugong 2 and Volvo 2, with one more under another make. Forty-one stand in Sharjah city and 7 in Adh Dhayd.
A wheel loader loads trucks, builds stockpiles and moves material across a yard, and it is the machine most sand, aggregate and scrap operations rely on. Many of the listed machines are used, and several suppliers are dealers. For other emirates, see the UAE wheel loader page or the Dubai wheel loader page.
Each listing shows the make, the year where given and the location, with the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number. Call a supplier, or post a request with the material, the truck size and the hours per day.
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The Sharjah listings give the make and year but no size class, so ask the supplier for the bucket size and operating weight.
A compact loader fits narrow yards and works inside buildings and between stacks. It lifts less per pass but turns in a small space.
Mid-size machines are the all-round choice for loading tippers, handling aggregate and clearing a plot.
Large loaders fill a big truck in a few passes and suit a high-volume stockyard. They need a firm base and a trailer to move, and they cost more per hour.
Work back from the truck. A loader that fills the truck in three or four passes is a good fit, since a much smaller bucket takes too many passes and a much larger one is hard to position. Material density matters as well: wet sand and rock weigh far more per cubic metre than dry fill, so a bucket that is full of rock may exceed the machine's rated load.
The years in the data include 2001 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1) and 2009 (1), so check each machine's age. Ask for the hours on the meter, the service record, the state of the bucket cutting edge and tyres, and look for oil leaks around the articulation joint and the lift arms. Start it cold, watch the exhaust and test the brakes.
A general-purpose bucket handles most loading. Forks suit pallets and pipes, and a grapple suits scrap, timber and loose debris. Attachments are not always included, so ask which come with the machine, and whether the coupler fits them.
Only 1 of the 48 listings carries a daily rate and 1 a monthly one, which is too few to give a range. Each supplier sets the price and gives it on request.
A quote depends on the size, the period and whether the operator, fuel, transport and VAT are included. For a long hire, ask how maintenance and breakdowns are handled.
Thirty suppliers list wheel loaders in Sharjah. They stand in Sharjah city and Adh Dhayd, within reach of the Sharjah Industrial Areas (1-18), Al Sajaa Industrial Area, Hamriyah Free Zone, SAIF Zone and Al Hamriyah Port.
Because so many are yard-based, you can usually go and look at the loader before you agree to hire it. A wheel loader moves on a low-loader, so delivery is priced by distance. To own one, see wheel loaders for sale.
A loader that works all day in dust and sand wears fast, so agree how wear is judged at the end. Ask about tyres in particular, since a set of large loader tyres is a major cost, and about the cutting edge and bucket teeth. Note the hours at pick-up and at return so that the meter settles any question over the hours worked. If the hire runs for months, ask who services the machine and whether a replacement is supplied while it is in the workshop.
Post a wheel loader request with the material, the site and the dates, and suppliers respond directly.
Rates are set by each supplier. One Sharjah listing shows a daily rate and one a monthly rate, which is too few to be a guide, so ask for a quote. It depends on the size, the period and what is included, and operator, transport and VAT should be separate lines.
Choose by the truck you fill and the material. A mid-size machine suits most tipper loading and yard work, a compact one suits tight spaces and a large one suits high-volume stockpiles. Tell the supplier the material, the truck and the hours per day for a recommendation.
A wheel loader is larger, articulates in the middle and moves far more material per pass, so it suits stockyards and truck loading. A skid steer is smaller and turns on the spot, which suits tight sites. Choose the skid steer if space is the problem.
It varies by supplier and is confirmed on contact. No Sharjah wheel loader listing currently offers an operator. Operators need a valid licence for the machine class, so ask the supplier whether one can be arranged for the hire period.
Some suppliers hire by the day, but only one Sharjah listing shows a daily rate. Ask each supplier about the minimum period. Transport by low-loader is charged on top, so a single day costs more per day than a week or a month.
The 48 machines are listed in Sharjah city and Adh Dhayd. Suppliers deliver by low-loader, so confirm that the supplier reaches your site in the industrial areas, Al Sajaa, Hamriyah or SAIF Zone, and ask for the transport charge on its own line.