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Unused & Used Komatsu Machinery for Sale on Makana

Komatsu machinery supports a wide range of construction, excavation, loading, quarry, mining, infrastructure, roadwork, material handling, and site preparation applications.

Makana offers Komatsu equipment across different weight classes, capacities, configurations, operating hours, and conditions. Buyers can compare each machine according to the required production, material type, working environment, attachments, transport limits, and ownership budget.

Types of Komatsu Machinery Available

Komatsu equipment recorded on Makana includes:

  • Wheel loaders
  • Medium excavators
  • Large excavators
  • Long boom excavators
  • Crawler dozers
  • Heavy-capacity forklifts

Makana usually offers varied Komatsu models, including the WA470-5, WA470-6R, WA500-6, WA500-6R, WA600-3, and WA900-3E0 wheel loaders, depending on availability.

Excavator models may include the PC195LC-8, PC350LC-8, PC400-8, and PC850-8R1. Crawler dozer options may include the D155A-6 and D155A-6R, while material-handling equipment may include the FD200Z-6 forklift.

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Cannot find the required model or configuration? Use Makana’s machinery procurement service to request suitable Komatsu equipment.

Komatsu Machinery Features and Components to Compare

Wheel Loaders

  • Operating weight: Match the loader class with site conditions, production targets, and transport limits.
  • Bucket capacity: Compare bucket size with material density, truck size, and loading cycle requirements.
  • Engine condition: Check cold starting, smoke, oil pressure, temperature, noise, and leaks.
  • Transmission: Test forward and reverse shifts, gear response, torque converter performance, and warning indicators.
  • Hydraulics: Review lift speed, tilt response, cylinder drift, pump noise, and operation under load.
  • Axles and differentials: Check oil condition, leaks, noise, and performance during turning.
  • Tyres: Inspect tread depth, sidewall damage, matching sizes, cuts, and remaining service life.
  • Loader linkage: Check pins, bushes, articulation points, bucket linkage, and visible movement.

Excavators

  • Digging configuration: Compare boom length, arm length, digging depth, reach, and dump height.
  • Hydraulic performance: Test combined functions, lifting response, digging speed, and cylinder holding.
  • Undercarriage: Inspect chains, shoes, rollers, idlers, sprockets, tension, and frame condition.
  • Swing system: Check rotation, braking, bearing movement, gearbox noise, and oil leaks.
  • Final drives: Test both tracks for speed, pulling force, straight travel, and abnormal noise.
  • Boom, arm, and bucket: Inspect cracks, repairs, deformation, pins, bushes, teeth, and cutting edges.
  • Long boom configuration: Review structural reinforcement, hydraulic stability, reach limits, and suitable working applications.

Crawler Dozers

  • Blade configuration: Compare blade width, capacity, tilt function, cutting edges, and push-arm condition.
  • Ripper: Check whether the dozer has a single-shank, multi-shank, or no ripper.
  • Undercarriage: Measure wear across chains, shoes, rollers, sprockets, idlers, and track frames.
  • Steering and transmission: Test steering response, gear changes, braking, and power under load.
  • Final drives: Inspect leaks, oil condition, noise, and movement on both sides.
  • Main frame: Check welds, repairs, cracks, blade mounts, and ripper mounting points.

Forklifts

  • Lifting capacity: Match the forklift capacity with the load centre, attachment, and working height.
  • Mast: Check mast stages, channels, chains, rollers, cylinders, and maximum lift height.
  • Forks: Inspect thickness, heel wear, cracks, straightness, and locking pins.
  • Transmission and brakes: Test direction changes, inching control, parking brake, and service brakes.
  • Tyres and steering: Review tyre condition, axle movement, steering response, and turning performance.

Comparison Between Unused and Used Komatsu Equipment and Why Buyers Choose Used

Unused Komatsu equipment may offer very low operating hours and limited wear across the engine, hydraulics, drivetrain, undercarriage, tyres, structure, and working components.

However, unused machinery normally requires a higher purchase budget. Properly inspected used Komatsu equipment can provide the required capacity and production at a lower initial cost.

Buyers commonly choose used Komatsu machinery because of:

  • Lower initial purchase cost: Reduces the capital required for large construction equipment.
  • Faster availability: In-stock machines can be inspected and purchased without waiting for factory production.
  • Slower depreciation: Part of the early value reduction has already occurred.
  • Proven performance: Operational testing helps demonstrate engine, hydraulic, travel, lifting, and loading functions.
  • More equipment for the same budget: Buyers may obtain a larger machine or add another unit to the fleet.
  • Condition-based comparison: Hours, wear, maintenance, specifications, and inspection findings can be reviewed before purchase.
  • Practical fleet expansion: Contractors and rental companies can increase capacity without allocating a new-machine budget.

Use the Used Equipment Value Calculator as an additional reference when comparing prices.

How to Choose the Right Komatsu Machine

  • Define the application: Identify whether the equipment will be used for excavation, loading, pushing, grading, quarry work, mining, or material handling.
  • Select the machine category: Choose between an excavator, wheel loader, crawler dozer, or forklift.
  • Match the weight or capacity: Compare operating weight, bucket capacity, blade size, lifting capacity, and required production.
  • Review working dimensions: Check digging depth, loading height, lift height, machine width, and transport dimensions.
  • Inspect major wear systems: Focus on the undercarriage, tyres, bucket, blade, forks, pins, bushes, and hydraulic cylinders.
  • Test the machine when warm: Hydraulic and drivetrain problems can become clearer after reaching normal working temperature.
  • Operate all functions: Test lifting, digging, travel, steering, braking, transmission, swing, blade, and attachment functions.
  • Review structural condition: Inspect frames, articulation points, boom, arm, blade mounts, counterweight, mast, and welds.
  • Check service records: Compare maintenance history with operating hours, machine age, and previous application.
  • Review fluid condition: Inspect engine oil, hydraulic oil, transmission oil, axle oil, coolant, and final-drive oils.
  • Confirm attachment compatibility: Check flow, pressure, couplers, weight limits, stability, and control requirements.
  • Plan transport: Confirm weight, width, height, trailer capacity, permits, and route restrictions.
  • Calculate total ownership cost: Include purchase price, transport, customs, servicing, tyres, undercarriage work, hydraulic repairs, and attachments.

Why Buy Komatsu Machinery from Makana?

Makana provides technical specifications, detailed photos, inspection information, operational videos, and 3D or 360° views where available.

Buyers can review the engine, hydraulics, transmission, drivetrain, undercarriage, tyres, structure, cab, attachments, and operating condition before purchasing. Inspection reports covering more than 75 points may be available for applicable machines.

An in-person inspection can be arranged at Makana’s yard in Jebel Ali. Makana also supports documentation, export preparation, transport, and worldwide shipping.

See how buying through Makana works, or contact the team for assistance.

Selling Komatsu Machinery?

Get an offer from Makana. Makana works with contractors, quarry operators, mining companies, infrastructure businesses, rental fleets, equipment owners, and traders selling Komatsu machinery.

FAQs About Komatsu Machinery for Sale

1. What Komatsu machinery is available on Makana?

Makana may offer Komatsu wheel loaders, excavators, crawler dozers, and heavy-capacity forklifts.

2. Which Komatsu wheel loader models have appeared on Makana?

Verified models include the WA470-5, WA470-6R, WA500-6, WA500-6R, WA600-3, and WA900-3E0.

3. Which Komatsu excavator models have appeared?

Models include the PC195LC-8, PC350LC-8, PC400-8, and PC850-8R1.

4. Which Komatsu bulldozer models are available?

Verified crawler dozer models include the D155A-6 and D155A-6R.

5. Does Makana offer Komatsu forklifts?

Komatsu material-handling equipment recorded on Makana includes the FD200Z-6 heavy-capacity forklift.

6. What should I inspect on used Komatsu machinery?

Inspect the engine, hydraulics, drivetrain, transmission, undercarriage or tyres, structure, working equipment, cab, and service history.

7. Are operating hours enough to evaluate a Komatsu machine?

No. Hours should be compared with maintenance, previous application, hydraulic response, drivetrain condition, wear, and structural repairs.

8. Where can I buy Komatsu machinery in the UAE?

Makana offers Komatsu machinery in Dubai and across the UAE, with inspection, documentation, export, and international shipping support.

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