Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5 VS Mahindra Earthmaster SX Backhoe Loader

The Tata Hitachi Shinrai Prime CEV 5 backhoe loader is designed for high performance, durability, and efficiency in construction, infrastructure, and utility projects. It runs on a CEV-compliant turbocharged engine that delivers 74.3 HP with Kubota V3800 technology. This engine provides high torque and fuel-efficient hydraulics for digging, loading, trenching, and moving materials. The Shinrai Prime comes in both 2WD and 4WD versions, ensuring great traction and adaptability on different terrains. Its key features include a strong chassis, high breakout force, an ergonomic cabin with excellent visibility, responsive hydrostatic steering, and durable loader and backhoe arms. These aspects improve operator comfort, productivity, and reliability at job sites.

The Mahindra Earthmaster SX is a 74 HP CEV V backhoe loader engineered for powerful digging and fuel-efficient performance on demanding job sites. It has a 0.27 m³ bucket capacity, a 1.1 m³ shovel capacity, a maximum digging depth of 4355 mm, and a robust breakout force. The operating weight of Earthmaster SX is 7517 kg, and the dump height of 2712 mm. The Earthmaster SX gives stability and productivity on-site. It also has a fuel consumption of a remarkable estimated 4.5 litres per hour, depending on operation on site, so it is very economical for contractors and saves on fuel costs. It is available in 2WD & 4WD configuration.