Bull HD76 2WD VS CASE 770 EX Backhoe Loader

₹ 30-35 Lakhs^*

Bull HD76 2WD

Engine

Kirloskar 76 HP
Bucket

0.27 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4600 mm
Dump Height

2960 mm
Weight

7850 Kg

2WD

₹ 27 - 34 Lakhs^*

CASE 770 EX

Engine

Ashok Leyland 74 HP
Bucket

0.26 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4440 mm
Dump Height

2730 mm
Weight

7780 Kg

2WD/4WD

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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.

Bull HD76 2WD VS CASE 770 EX Backhoe Loader

Bull HD76 2WD

₹ 30-35 Lakhs

CASE 770 EX

₹ 27 - 34 Lakhs

Particulars	Bull HD76 2WD	CASE 770 EX

Bull HD76 2WD vs CASE 770 EX: Which One to Buy?

Both are strong backhoe loaders for daily digging and loading work. The Bull HD76 2WD carries a bigger fuel tank, so it runs longer between refills, and it moves faster on site. The CASE 770 EX has a more advanced fuel injection engine and a stronger hydraulic pump, so its loader shovel pushes and lifts with more force. For a fleet owner running many hours a day, the Bull's bigger tank cuts down refuelling stops. For a contractor doing heavy loader work like stone or hard soil, the CASE's stronger hydraulics help more.

Before you decide, think about which dealer network is close to your work site, since that decides how fast you get parts and service. Also think about which brand other drivers near you already know well, since that helps you find good drivers and helps when you want to sell the machine later. See the full Bull backhoe range and CASE backhoe range, browse all backhoe loaders, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

Bull HD 76 2WD Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Higher gross power of 76 HP compared to CASE 770 EX's 74 HP
Slightly higher excavator maximum lift capacity at 1400 kg
Larger fuel tank capacity of 115 liters provides longer operation times without refueling
Higher maximum speed of 41 km/hr which may lead to faster transit times on site
Provides GPS as standard feature

Cons:

Lower torque than the CASE 770 EX (300 Nm vs 340 Nm)
Heavier machine weight at 7850 kg which may affect fuel consumption
Slightly less efficient digging depth of 4600 mm compared to CASE's 4440 mm
Higher minimum ground clearance which may not be favorable in all conditions

CASE 770 EX Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Slightly higher torque with 340 Nm, which may provide better low-speed performance
More advanced engine type with common rail direct injection technology
Features an open center load sensing hydraulic system with higher maximum pump flow of 126 L/min
Higher shovel breakout force of 5805 kgf which may improve loader productivity
Lower machine weight (7780-7840 kg) can be beneficial for fuel economy

Cons:

Slightly lower engine power of 74 HP
Smaller fuel tank capacity of 129 liters compared to Bull's 115 liters
Lower maximum speed of 34.1 km/hr compared to Bull's 41 km/hr
Smaller excavator bucket capacity (0.26 m³ vs Bull's 0.27 m³)

Closing Recommendation

Both the Bull HD76 2WD and the CASE 770 EX are solid choices for daily construction work, and picking between them comes down to what your site needs most. The Bull runs longer between fuel stops and moves faster across a site, which helps on large or spread-out work. The CASE has a stronger hydraulic system and pushes harder with its loader shovel, which helps when the ground is hard or the material is heavy. Check which brand's dealer and parts network is closer to you, since that affects how fast you get help when something breaks. So match the machine to your work: Bull HD76 2WD for long hours and less refuelling, CASE 770 EX for tougher loader work on hard ground.