CASE 770 EX VS Manitou MBL 745 Ranger 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

₹ 32-34 Lakhs^*

Manitou MBL 745 Ranger

Engine

Koel 73.5 HP
Bucket

0.27 m³
Shovel

1 m³
Dig. Depth

4415 mm
Dump Height

2780 mm
Weight

7300 Kg

2WD

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CASE 770 EX VS Manitou MBL 745 Ranger Backhoe Loader

CASE 770 EX

₹ 27 - 34 Lakhs

Manitou MBL 745 Ranger

₹ 32-34 Lakhs

Particulars	CASE 770 EX	Manitou MBL 745 Ranger

CASE 770 EX vs Manitou MBL 745 Ranger: Which One to Buy?

Both are 74 HP class backhoe loaders and dig and load well, so the choice comes down to a few practical differences. The CASE 770 EX gives more engine torque and digs a little deeper, which helps on tough ground. The Manitou MBL 745 Ranger turns in a tighter circle, runs a bit faster, and comes with a longer two-year warranty.

If your ground is hard and you dig deep trenches often, the CASE's extra torque and depth help. If you work in tighter spaces and want longer warranty cover, the Manitou fits better. Both brands have dealer networks in India, so check parts and service reach near your site before you decide. See the full CASE backhoe range, the Manitou backhoe range, all backhoe loaders, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

CASE 770 EX Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Features a robust Ashok Leyland 74 HP engine
Advanced Tier 4B/CEV BS-IV engine technology with Common Rail Direct Injection
Optional AC cabin for operator comfort
GPS as standard for tracking and navigation
Higher engine torque of 340 Nm for powerful performance
Offers multiple gear speeds for various terrains and tasks
Maximum digging depth of 4440 mm is efficient for excavation
Standard bucket capacity of 0.26 m³ and shovel capacity of 1.1 m³
High breakout forces for both the bucket and the loader arm

Cons:

Lesser warranty period of 1 year compared to Manitou MBL 745 Ranger
Larger minimum turning radius with brake outside bucket
Standard shovel capacity lesser than Manitou MBL 745 Ranger
Higher speed in reverse 4th gear not recommended, limiting reverse maneuverability
Information on alternator not provided

Manitou MBL 745 Ranger Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Two-year warranty for longer assurance
Equipped with Koel 73.5 HP engine
Better roll-back at ground and dump angle for efficient material handling
GPS as standard for tracking and navigation
Larger engine displacement of 4.76 L
Maximum speed of 40 km/hr is higher than CASE 770 EX
Shorter turn radius with brake for increased maneuverability
Dump height of 2780 mm for effective material disposal
Slightly larger standard bucket capacity of 0.27 m³

Cons:

Naturally aspirated engine may offer less power density than turbocharged counterparts
Lower engine torque of 300 Nm compared to CASE 770 EX
Lacks details on the maximum pump flow and hydraulic system specifics
Information on alternator not provided
Details about the pump type are missing

Closing Recommendation

Both are strong 74 HP class backhoe loaders, so pick by the ground and space you work in. Choose the CASE 770 EX when your ground is hard and you need more torque and digging depth. Choose the Manitou MBL 745 Ranger when you work in tighter spaces and want a longer warranty and a bit more speed. Both have standard GPS and dealer support in India. So match the machine to your work: CASE 770 EX for hard ground and deep digging, Manitou MBL 745 Ranger for tight spaces and longer warranty.