CASE 770 NX VS JCB 2DX Backhoe Loader

CASE 770 NX vs JCB 2DX: the two differ on 93 of 99 listed specs. The main differences are Engine (CNH 74 HP vs KOEL 49 HP), Price (₹ 33 - 36 Lakhs vs ₹ 27-29 Lakhs), Max Torque (375 Nm @ 1400 RPM vs 203 Nm @ 1400 RPM), Weight (7600 kg vs 5220 Kg). The other 6 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

₹ 33 - 36 Lakhs^*

CASE 770 NX

Engine

CNH 74 HP
Bucket

0.26 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

4400 mm
Dump Height

2730 mm
Weight

7600 kg

2WD/4WD

₹ 27-29 Lakhs^*

JCB 2DX

Engine

KOEL 49 HP
Bucket

0.18 m³
Shovel

0.60 m³
Dig. Depth

3020 mm
Dump Height

2300 mm
Weight

5220 Kg

2WD

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What's different: CASE 770 NX vs JCB 2DX

93 specs differ, 6 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	CASE 770 NX	JCB 2DX
Engine	CNH 74 HP	KOEL 49 HP
Price	₹ 33 - 36 Lakhs	₹ 27-29 Lakhs
Max Torque	375 Nm @ 1400 RPM	203 Nm @ 1400 RPM
Weight	7600 kg	5220 Kg
Max Speed	34.0 km/hr	28.8 km/hr
Bucket	0.26 m³	0.18 m³
Shovel	1.1 m³	0.60 m³
Max Digging Depth	4400 mm	3020 mm
Fuel Tank	129 L	60 L
Warranty	1 Year	1 Yr. / 2000 hr.

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CASE 770 NX price & full specs →JCB 2DX price & full specs →

* Ex-factory price ranges are indicative for Sep 2026 and change with variant, city and offers; confirm with the dealer. On-road cost adds transport, RTO, insurance and accessories. Disclaimer

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.

CASE 770 NX VS JCB 2DX Backhoe Loader

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

CASE 770 NX

₹ 33 - 36 Lakhs

JCB 2DX

₹ 27-29 Lakhs

Particulars	CASE 770 NX	JCB 2DX

CASE 770 NX vs JCB 2DX: Which Backhoe Loader Fits Your Site?

Choose the CASE 770 NX when you handle bigger material volumes on open sites and want a stronger engine and larger bucket for faster work. Choose the JCB 2DX when you work in narrow urban lanes or small plots where a compact, lighter machine moves and turns more easily. JCB's backhoe loader network is one of the most widespread in India, so parts and trained drivers are usually easy to find even in smaller towns.

Think also about how you plan to sell the machine later and how much a driver can learn it quickly. A smaller machine like the JCB 2DX is often easier for a new owner-operator to pick up fast, while the CASE 770 NX suits a contractor who already runs a small fleet and needs more muscle per machine. See the full CASE backhoe loader range, browse all backhoe loaders, or read our backhoe loader buying guide before you decide.

CASE 770 NX CEV5

Pros:

Higher engine power of 74 HP provides robust performance
Excavator maximum lift capacity of 1417 kg
Larger bucket and shovel capacity of 0.26 m³ and 1.1 m³ respectively
GPS as standard feature
Higher maximum speed of 34.0 km/hr enhances productivity on large sites

Cons:

Heavier machine weight of 7600 kg may require stronger transportation and support on site
Larger size may not be suitable for smaller or constrained job sites
Higher fuel and hydraulic fluid capacity might indicate higher operating costs

JCB 2DX

Pros:

Compact design suitable for urban construction and small job sites
Slightly higher excavator maximum lift capacity of 1490 Kg
Hydrostatic power steering with manual capability in case of power failure
Less machine weight of 5220 kg for easier maneuverability and transportation

Cons:

Lower engine power of 49 HP which might limit heavy-duty tasks
Smaller bucket and shovel capacity of 0.18 m³ and 0.60 m³
Lower max speed of 28.8 km/hr potentially reduces work pace on bigger projects

Closing Recommendation

Pick the backhoe loader that matches your site size and daily work. Go with the CASE 770 NX when you need more power and speed for larger, open project sites. Go with the JCB 2DX when your work is in tight urban spaces and you want a machine that is easy to move and handle. So match the machine to your work: CASE 770 NX for larger open sites needing more power, JCB 2DX for tight urban spaces needing easy handling.