Bobcat B900 VS Bull HD100 4WD Backhoe Loader

Bobcat B900 vs Bull HD100 4WD: the two differ on 90 of 99 listed specs. The main differences are Engine (Ashok Leyland 74 HP vs Perkins 100 HP), Price (₹ 32-34 Lakhs vs ₹ 34-38 Lakhs), Max Torque (336 Nm @ 1400 RPM vs 410 Nm @ 1400 RPM), Weight (7990 Kg vs 8200 Kg). The other 9 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Jul 2026

₹ 32-34 Lakhs^*

Bobcat B900

Engine

Ashok Leyland 74 HP
Bucket

0.27 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4996 mm
Dump Height

2737 mm
Weight

7990 Kg

2WD/4WD

₹ 34-38 Lakhs^*

Bull HD100 4WD

Engine

Perkins 100 HP
Bucket

0.27 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4600 mm
Dump Height

2960 mm
Weight

8200 Kg

4WD

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What's different: Bobcat B900 vs Bull HD100 4WD

90 specs differ, 9 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	Bobcat B900	Bull HD100 4WD
Engine	Ashok Leyland 74 HP	Perkins 100 HP
Price	₹ 32-34 Lakhs	₹ 34-38 Lakhs
Max Torque	336 Nm @ 1400 RPM	410 Nm @ 1400 RPM
Weight	7990 Kg	8200 Kg
Max Speed	40.0 km/hr	40 km/hr
Max Digging Depth	4996 mm	4600 mm
Fuel Tank	NA	115 L
Warranty	2 Yr. / 2000 hr.	1 Year

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Bobcat B900 price & full specs →Bull HD100 4WD price & full specs →

* Ex-factory price ranges are indicative for Sep 2026 and change with variant, city and offers; confirm with the dealer. On-road cost adds transport, RTO, insurance and accessories. Disclaimer

The comparisons provided are based on the technical specifications published by the respective OEMs on their official websites and brochures. Please confirm these details directly with the OEMs before making any final decision.

Bobcat B900 VS Bull HD100 4WD Backhoe Loader

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Jul 2026

Bobcat B900

₹ 32-34 Lakhs

Bull HD100 4WD

₹ 34-38 Lakhs

Particulars	Bobcat B900	Bull HD100 4WD

Bobcat B900 vs Bull HD100 4WD: Which One to Buy?

The simple answer is power against running cost. The Bull HD100 4WD has a stronger engine, four-wheel drive for grip on rough ground, a safety-certified cabin and higher system pressure for digging. The Bobcat B900 uses less fuel, weighs less and carries a longer warranty. Both are full-size backhoe loaders for digging and loading work.

Choose by the ground you work on and how you count cost. If your sites are wet, sloping or broken, four-wheel drive keeps the machine moving where a two-wheel drive one spins, and a certified cabin is now needed on many organised sites and factories. If your work is on firm ground and diesel is your biggest monthly bill, the Bobcat is cheaper to feed and its longer warranty lowers your risk in the first two years. Both brands are supported in India, so ask each dealer how far their nearest mechanic is from your usual sites. See the Bobcat range, the Bull range, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

Bobcat B900 Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Runs on a reliable 74 HP Ashok Leyland engine.
Has a digging depth of over 4.4 metres ideal for excavation and trenching.
Offers a front bucket capacity of around 1.0 m³ for efficient loading.
Features smooth, responsive hydraulics.
Optional AC cabin for operator comfort.
Standard GPS for efficient navigation and tracking.
Excavator Max Lift Capacity of 1685 kg.
Relatively low running costs with fuel-efficient operation.

Cons:

Lower engine power compared to Bull HD100 4WD.
Shorter warranty period of 2 years / 2000 hr.

Bull HD100 4WD Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Powered by a stronger 100 HP Perkins engine.
4WD traction for improved stability and control on rough terrains.
ROPS/FOPS-certified cabin for enhanced safety and operator comfort.
Higher system pressure (240 bar) for efficient digging force.
Engine provides higher max torque of 410 Nm.
Larger fuel and hydraulic tanks for extended operation.
Higher load over height of 3390 mm and dump height of 2960 mm.

Cons:

Shorter warranty of 1 year.
Higher machine weight could limit maneuverability.
Excavator Max Lift Capacity is slightly lower at 1400 kg.

Closing Recommendation

Both are full-size backhoe loaders, so pick by your ground and what you spend after buying. Choose the Bull HD100 4WD when your sites are wet, sloping or broken and four-wheel drive keeps you moving, when higher hydraulic pressure and a stronger engine help in packed soil, and when a certified ROPS and FOPS cabin is needed to enter organised sites and factories. Choose the Bobcat B900 when your ground is firm, when lower fuel use keeps your monthly bill down, when a longer warranty lowers your risk in the early years, and when a lighter machine is easier to move between small jobs. So match the machine to your work: Bull HD100 4WD for rough ground and site safety rules, Bobcat B900 for low fuel cost and longer cover.