JCB 3DX Super VS Mahindra VX IV Backhoe Loader

₹ 35 - 39 Lakhs^*

JCB 3DX Super

Engine

JCB 74 HP
Bucket

0.30 m³
Shovel

1.0 m³
Dig. Depth

5050 mm
Dump Height

2930 mm
Weight

7880 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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JCB 3DX Super VS Mahindra VX IV Backhoe Loader

JCB 3DX Super

₹ 35 - 39 Lakhs

Mahindra VX IV

₹ 23-28 Lakhs

Particulars	JCB 3DX Super	Mahindra VX IV

JCB 3DX Super vs Mahindra EarthMaster VX IV: Which One to Buy?

Both are backhoe loaders that dig at the back and load at the front. The tables below give the full numbers. Here is the simple difference. The JCB 3DX Super has more torque, higher backhoe digging force, upgraded hydraulics, deeper digging and GPS as standard, with JCB's very wide service network. The Mahindra EarthMaster VX IV has a bigger front shovel, more shovel breakout force, easy four-speed gears and a comfortable cabin.

So the choice is stronger digging with wide support, or a bigger shovel with easy gears and comfort. For deep trenching, hard digging and easy parts anywhere in India, the JCB 3DX Super fits. For front loading, a bigger shovel, simple gears and driver comfort, the Mahindra EarthMaster VX IV makes sense. See the JCB backhoe range, the Mahindra backhoe range, or our backhoe loader guide to match the machine to your work.

JCB 3DX Super Backhoe Loader in India

Pros:

Higher torque of 440 Nm for superior performance
Easy Shift synchromesh transmission enhances drivability
High backhoe bucket digging force of 5959 kgf
AC Cabin is optional for operator comfort
GPS as standard for equipment tracking
Extended reach with maximum digging depth of 5050 mm
Heavy-duty chassis and upgraded hydraulics for robust operation

Cons:

Higher upfront price starting around ₹ 36-39 lakh (ex-showroom)
Third and fourth reverse gears are not recommended affecting versatility
Shovel capacity is lower at 1.0 m³ compared to competitor

Mahindra EarthMaster VX IV

Pros:

Ergonomic operator cabin for operator's comfort
Four equal forward and reverse gears for ease of operation
Larger standard shovel capacity of 1.1 m³
High shovel breakout force of 6243 kgf and loader arm breakout force of 5594 kgf
Hydraulic system designed for ease of service and maintenance

Cons:

Lower engine torque of 306 Nm which may impact performance in tough conditions
Maximum pump flow is lower at 115 L/min which may affect hydraulic operations
Slightly less engine displacement at 3.5 L compared to JCB 3DX Super
Backhoe bucket digging force is lower at 5199 kgf

Closing Recommendation

Both are capable backhoe loaders, so pick by whether you mostly dig or mostly load, and the ease you want. Choose the JCB 3DX Super when you dig deep drains and hard ground, want upgraded hydraulics, higher digging force and standard GPS, plus JCB's very wide service and strong price when you sell later. Choose the Mahindra EarthMaster VX IV when you want a bigger front shovel, more breakout force, easy four-speed gears and a comfortable cabin at good value. Also check which brand's parts reach your site fastest. So match the machine to your work: JCB 3DX Super for deep, hard digging and wide support, Mahindra VX IV for front loading, easy gears and comfort.