CASE 770 EX VS Mahindra VX IV Backhoe Loader

₹ 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

₹ 23-28 Lakhs^*

Mahindra VX IV

Engine

Mahindra 74 HP
Bucket

0.27 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4959 mm
Dump Height

2708 mm
Weight

7430 Kg

2WD

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CASE 770 EX VS Mahindra VX IV Backhoe Loader

CASE 770 EX

₹ 27 - 34 Lakhs

Mahindra VX IV

₹ 23-28 Lakhs

Particulars	CASE 770 EX	Mahindra VX IV

CASE 770 EX vs Mahindra VX IV: Which One to Buy?

Both these backhoe loaders cover normal digging and loading work, but they focus on different things day to day. The CASE 770 EX comes with GPS as standard, lifts more, and pushes a stronger bucket digging force, useful when jobs need heavier lifting. The Mahindra VX IV runs faster, gives the driver a more comfortable cabin, and uses rear-axle brakes that need less servicing over time.

If lifting power and fleet tracking through standard GPS matter most, the CASE 770 EX is the steadier choice. If driver comfort, speed and lower brake upkeep matter more to your business, the Mahindra VX IV pays off over time. See the full CASE backhoe loader range, Mahindra backhoe loaders, all backhoe loaders, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

CASE 770 EX Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Equipped with Ashok Leyland 74 HP robust engine for efficient performance
Offers an optional AC Cabin for operator comfort
Includes advanced features such as GPS as standard
Higher maximum lift capacity at 1464 kg compared to Mahindra VX IV
Strong bucket digging force of 5206 kgf

Cons:

Maximum speed is lower at 34.1 km/hr compared to Mahindra VX IV
Hydraulic tank capacity is higher at 80 L which could suggest more hydraulic oil consumption
Does not specify maximum reach at full height dumped
Service brakes are hydraulic foot operated which might not be as user-friendly as a hand operated system

Mahindra EarthMaster VX IV Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Higher maximum speed at 39.97 km/hr compared to CASE 770 EX
Features ergonomic operator cabin and high-performance hydraulics
Maintenance-free, oil immersed multi-disc brakes on the rear axle
Rear axle designed for better durability with outbound planetary final drives

Cons:

Slightly lower excavator maximum lift capacity at 1449 kg compared to CASE 770 EX
Smaller hydraulic system capacity at 100 L could indicate less hydraulic fluid required
Max torque is lower at 306 Nm compared to 340 Nm of CASE 770 EX
Many specifications such as machine weight and overall height are not specified

Closing Recommendation

Think about what costs you more over time: lifting power or upkeep. The CASE 770 EX gives more lift capacity, a stronger digging force and standard GPS, so it suits heavier lifting jobs and fleets that want built-in tracking. The Mahindra VX IV runs faster, is more comfortable for the driver and needs less brake servicing, so it suits fleets watching upkeep cost and driver fatigue. So match the machine to your work: CASE 770 EX for heavy lifting and tracking, Mahindra VX IV for speed and lower upkeep.