Bull Grandia VS Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 Backhoe Loader

₹ 34-38 Lakhs^*

Bull Grandia

Engine

Perkins 100 HP
Bucket

0.22 m³
Shovel

1.26 m³
Dig. Depth

4770 mm
Dump Height

2960 mm
Weight

9700 Kg

2WD/4WD

₹ 23-28 Lakhs^*

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4

Engine

Kubota 73.2 HP
Bucket

0.30 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

5003 mm
Dump Height

2842 mm
Weight

8200 Kg

4WD

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Bull Grandia VS Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 Backhoe Loader

Bull Grandia

₹ 34-38 Lakhs

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4

₹ 23-28 Lakhs

Particulars	Bull Grandia	Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4

Bull Grandia vs Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4: Which One to Buy?

Both these backhoe loaders handle digging, loading and material work on general construction sites. The Bull Grandia is a newer, higher-power machine built for deeper digging and heavier bucket loads. The Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 comes from Tata Hitachi, one of India's oldest and most trusted construction equipment names, with one of the widest dealer and parts networks in the country.

For a mid or small contractor who wants strong demand when selling later and easy parts access almost anywhere in India, the Tata Hitachi name carries real weight in the used market. For a fleet owner who needs more digging power and depth on tougher jobs, the Bull Grandia's higher engine output and deeper reach can raise output per shift. An individual owner-operator should also weigh daily running cost, since the Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 uses a smaller, lower-power engine that can cost less to run on lighter jobs. See the full Bull backhoe loader range, Tata Hitachi backhoe loader range, all backhoe loaders, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

Bull Grandia Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Higher engine power output of 100 HP
Larger standard bucket capacity of 0.22 m³ for the excavator and 1.26 m³ for the loader
Higher maximum digging depth of 4770 mm
Superior bucket and arm digging forces at 6320 kgf and 3580 kgf respectively
Larger fuel tank capacity of 115 L
Higher maximum speed of 36 km/hr

Cons:

Higher machine weight of 9700 kg increased transport and operational costs
Lower dump height at 2960 mm compared to competitor
Less efficient ground clearance of 480 mm
Backhoe bucket rotation angle is 201° which is slightly more than necessary, increasing the potential for over-rotation

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Larger excavator bucket capacity of 0.30 m³
Slightly higher load over height of 3509 mm
Higher arm digging force of 3136 kgf
Larger fuel tank capacity of 128 L
Greater maximum working height at 6526 mm
A tad lighter in machine weight around 8200-8400 kg

Cons:

Lower engine power of 73.2 HP which may affect performance in heavy-duty tasks
Lesser pump flow rate of 113 L/min at 1950 RPM could lead to slower hydraulic movements
Maximum speed is less at 32 km/hr, potentially reducing on-site efficiency
Front and rear track width is slightly narrower which might affect stability during operations

Closing Recommendation

Both these backhoe loaders handle general digging and material work, but they suit different priorities. Choose the Bull Grandia when you need deeper digging and more power for tougher, heavier jobs. Choose the Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 when you value a trusted brand, wide parts support and strong sell-it-later demand. So match the machine to your work: Bull Grandia for deeper digging and heavier loads, Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 for wide dealer support and an easy later sale.