Mahindra SX IV VS Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 Backhoe Loader

₹ 31-33 Lakhs^*

Mahindra SX 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

₹ 23-28 Lakhs^*

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4

Engine

Kubota 73.2 HP
Bucket

0.30 m³
Shovel

1.1 m³
Dig. Depth

5003 mm
Dump Height

2842 mm
Weight

8200 Kg

4WD

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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.

Mahindra SX IV VS Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 Backhoe Loader

Mahindra SX IV

₹ 31-33 Lakhs

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4

₹ 23-28 Lakhs

Particulars	Mahindra SX IV	Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4

Mahindra SX IV vs Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4: Which Backhoe Loader to Buy?

Both machines dig, load and carry material on site, and the tables above list the full specs. What decides the real cost of ownership is which brand keeps you working without delay. The Mahindra SX IV comes from a well-known Indian tractor and machinery brand with dealers spread across rural and semi-urban areas. The Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 comes from a brand with one of the widest backhoe loader service networks in the country.

For a small contractor working in a smaller town or rural area, Mahindra's existing rural dealer presence can be a real advantage for both parts and service. For a contractor who wants the widest possible service coverage, Tata Hitachi is hard to beat. Check which brand has a service point closest to where you actually work. See the full Mahindra backhoe loader range and Tata Hitachi backhoe loader range, or read our backhoe loader buying guide.

Mahindra EarthMaster SX IV Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Equipped with Mahindra 74 HP engine that provides strong torque
Advanced transmission with 4 forward and 4 reverse gears
Hydraulic system ensures smooth operations and easy maintenance
Shovel breakout force of 6243 kgf and loader arm breakout force of 5594 kgf indicate high breakout capabilities
Comes with standard GPS for tracking and monitoring

Cons:

Slightly lower maximum speed compared to Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 (38.37 km/hr vs 32 km/hr)
Fuel tank capacity is larger, but this could result in added weight and reduced efficiency
Missing data on overall length and wheelbase, which can affect stability and maneuverability assessments

Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 Backhoe Loader

Pros:

Higher excavator bucket capacity of 0.30 m³ compared to Mahindra's 0.27 m³
180° bucket rotation angle provides greater versatility in operation
Offers 45° rollback at ground and dump angle for efficient material handling
Machine weight indicates robust construction, potentially implying durability
Features a higher standard bucket width of 798 mm which can lead to increased productivity

Cons:

Slightly less engine power than the Mahindra model (73.2 HP compared to 74 HP)
Lower maximum speed than Mahindra (32 km/hr vs 38.37 km/hr)
Excavator maximum lift capacity is not specified, which could be a deciding factor for certain jobs

Closing Recommendation

Both machines dig and load well, so pick by where you work and how you move around the site. Choose the Mahindra SX IV when you value strong torque, a four-gear transmission, and a brand with deep rural dealer roots. Choose the Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 when you need a higher bucket capacity, wider bucket rotation, and the broadest construction-machine service network. So match the machine to your work: Mahindra SX IV for rural and semi-urban jobs with easy local support, Tata Hitachi Shinrai Power 4 for precise handling with wide service reach.