Why Our Backhoe Loader Delivers Great Value for All Kinds of Job Sites

Urban infrastructure jobs, municipal pipeline work and farm irrigation projects all call for versatile construction gear that can handle messy, varied worksite conditions. Our backhoe loader combines sturdy power parts, responsive hydraulics and all-in-one digging/loading functionality, cutting your overall equipment running costs while keeping work efficiency high—making it a budget-friendly pick for multi-purpose construction work.

Reliable Power & Flexible Maneuverability for Heavy-Duty Work

A strong power system is what keeps the machine performing well through long shifts. We fit this backhoe loader with a 75kW Cummins engine, which puts out steady power even under constant heavy loads.

The machine weighs 7840kg total, with calibrated wheelbase, front and rear track measurements paired with two tire options (14-17.5 / 19.5L-24). This balanced weight setup prevents shaking while digging or moving material. It also boasts over 30° climbing capacity and a 500mm ground clearance, so rough, uneven ground won’t slow you down.

At just 4300mm minimum turning radius, the loader moves easily between scattered job sites without needing extra transport trucks. For municipal crews jumping between multiple work zones, this slashes costly equipment transfer fees right away.

Dual Working Ends: One Machine Does Digging + Loading

The biggest money-saving advantage of this unit is its front loader and rear digger combo—you won’t need to buy a separate wheel loader and mini excavator to finish typical earthmoving jobs.

Front Loader End

It comes standard with a 1m³ loading bucket, delivering over 25kN rated lift force and more than 40kN breakout force for fast shoveling of gravel, dirt and construction debris.

Max dumping height hits 2626mm with a 726mm dumping reach, matching most regular haul trucks for quick loading. Tuned bucket angles cut material spillage during transport, digging and dumping, and the 2300mm wide bucket moves more material per pass. The front bucket can also dig 191mm into the ground for simple grading and shallow trenching without switching to the rear arm.

Rear Digging End

The backhoe arm reaches a maximum digging depth of 4340mm, with a max horizontal dig radius of 5105mm and full working radius of 5481mm. It generates 50kN digging force (±10% tolerance), plus a 180° rotating dig bucket measuring 750mm wide.

When working tight spots like roadside trenches or alongside building walls, operators can shift the arm sideways to dig close to obstacles—no constant repositioning of the whole machine, which saves fuel and speeds up daily output. The max dump height for digging work stands at 3737mm to clear higher haul vehicles easily.

Smooth Hydraulic Operation, Lower Daily Operating Costs

Built with a large 155L hydraulic tank, the hydraulic system maintains consistent performance through all-day nonstop work. Controls react quickly with minimal joystick movement, so operators tire less and finish each work cycle faster to move more material each shift.

A 100L diesel tank cuts down on frequent refuel stops, ideal for remote farm or rural construction sites. With 70–75kN maximum traction power, it pulls heavy loads and navigates muddy worksites with ease. The standard 12V electrical system uses widely available off-the-shelf parts, so repairs and part replacements stay cheap.

Compact Build, Low Long-Term Maintenance & Wide Job Compatibility

Measuring 7100mm long, 2730mm wide and 2870mm tall (cab height), the compact frame fits narrow city alleys, village roads and tight farm plots that larger machinery can’t access.

Core parts including the Cummins engine and standard tires are common across construction supply shops. Spare parts are easy to source at low cost, cutting downtime and long-term repair bills.

This machine fits nearly every common earthmoving task: municipal road repairs, pipeline laying, farm irrigation trenching, aggregate loading and residential foundation digging. Replacing multiple pieces of equipment with one unit lowers your upfront purchase cost, storage space needs and labor fees for extra operators—great for small contractors and independent operators looking to maximize profit.