CASE 770 EX Plus VS Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime Backhoe Loader

₹ 27-34 Lakhs^*

CASE 770 EX Plus

Engine

Ashok Leyland 74 HP
Bucket

0.30 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4700 mm
Dump Height

2730 mm
Weight

7955 Kg

2WD/4WD

₹ 33-35 Lakhs^*

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime

Engine

Kubota 74.3 HP
Bucket

0.27 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4700 mm
Dump Height

2720 mm
Weight

8120 Kg

2WD/4WD

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CASE 770 EX Plus VS Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime Backhoe Loader

CASE 770 EX Plus

₹ 27-34 Lakhs

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime

₹ 33-35 Lakhs

Particulars	CASE 770 EX Plus	Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime

CASE 770 EX Plus vs Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5: Which One to Buy?

Both machines dig, load and carry on the same site, but they come from two different service worlds. The CASE 770 EX Plus pulls harder in tough digging with more torque and runs longer between fill-ups with its bigger tank. The Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5 is more compact, turns in less space, and its hydraulic pump uses less fuel while it works.

Away from the spec sheet, think about who fixes the machine next year. Tata Hitachi has one of the widest dealer and parts networks in India, which helps in small towns where a breakdown cannot wait. CASE parts and service are also easy to find in most regions, and the machine tends to hold its value with buyers who want the extra pulling power. See the full CASE backhoe loader range, the Tata Hitachi range, all backhoe loaders, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

CASE 770 EX Plus Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Higher engine torque (340 Nm) for improved grunt in tough conditions.
Better bucket rotation angle (204°) providing more maneuverability.
Larger fuel tank capacity (129 L) for extended operating times.
Optional AC cabin for operator comfort.
Higher loader arm breakout force (5115 kgf) for challenging digging conditions.

Cons:

Slightly less shovel breakout force (6250 kgf) compared to its competitor.
Lower maximum speed (35 km/hr) which may affect the speed of operations.
Bigger turning radius with brake - outside bucket (9800 mm) leading to less maneuverability in tight spaces.

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5 Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Higher shovel breakout force (6580 kgf) for robust digging performance.
More compact with a smaller length (6040 mm) and wheelbase (2130 mm), aiding in manueverability.
Slightly higher maximum speed (32 km/hr) optimal for job site movement.
Improved hydraulic pump system (EHS) with tandem gear pump for lower fuel consumption.

Cons:

Lower engine torque (310 Nm) may affect performance in demanding applications.
Less fuel tank capacity (128 L) which could require more frequent refueling.
Excavator maximum lift capacity not specified, which could hinder assessment of lifting performance.

Closing Recommendation

Both machines dig well and work hard, so pick by what your site and your service plan need. Take the CASE 770 EX Plus if your ground is tough and you want more pulling power with fewer stops for fuel. Take the Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5 if you work in tighter spaces and want a wide dealer network for quick service. So match the machine to your work: CASE 770 EX Plus for tough digging with long runtime, Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5 for tight sites with easy service.