The John Deere 116H is 63.5 in long, 38 in wide, and 40.2 in tall, with a 76 in wheelbase.
John Deere 116H Dimensions
| Overall length | 63.5 in (5 ft 3.5 in) / 1,612.9 mm |
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| Overall width | 38 in (3 ft 2 in) / 965.2 mm |
| Overall height | 40.2 in (3 ft 4.2 in) / 1,021.1 mm |
| Wheelbase | 76 in (6 ft 4 in) / 1,930.4 mm |
| Ground clearance | 12 in (1 ft 0 in) / 304.8 mm |
| Front tread width | 15 in (1 ft 3 in) / 381 mm |
| Rear tread width | 18 in (1 ft 6 in) / 457.2 mm |
Tractor Size Comparison Chart
Overall length comparison
Overall width comparison
Overall height comparison
Wheelbase comparison
Ground clearance comparison
John Deere 116H Extra Dimension Notes
| Size class note | Based on size, the John Deere 116H is best thought of as a small compact tractor. It is sized more for acreage, yard work, loader jobs and tight property access than large field work. |
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| Storage fit note | The John Deere 116H storage check is fairly forgiving compared with bigger farm tractors. With length 63.5 in (5 ft 3.5 in) / 1,612.9 mm, width 38 in (3 ft 2 in) / 965.2 mm, and height 40.2 in (3 ft 4.2 in) / 1,021.1 mm, the door opening is the main issue. |
| Fitment note | For practical fit, the John Deere 116H dimensions to watch are length at 63.5 in (5 ft 3.5 in) / 1,612.9 mm, width at 38 in (3 ft 2 in) / 965.2 mm, and height at 40.2 in (3 ft 4.2 in) / 1,021.1 mm. Length matters for trailer space; width and height matter for access. |
| Wheelbase note | The John Deere 116H wheelbase is shown as 76 in (6 ft 4 in) / 1,930.4 mm. That number often tracks how stable the tractor feels. |
| Ground clearance note | The John Deere 116H clearance figure is 12 in (1 ft 0 in) / 304.8 mm. Use it when judging field access, row work or rough-property use. |
| Tread width note | The John Deere 116H captured wheel tread is 15 in (1 ft 3 in) / 381 mm at the front and 18 in (1 ft 6 in) / 457.2 mm at the rear. Use it when checking rows or implement alignment. |
Storage Tips
- Garage-style storage may work, but judge it against a clear opening around 7 ft high, 8 ft wide, and 15 ft deep, not the exact tractor dimensions.
- Small tractor storage is usually about door height first, then attachment depth.
- The 76 in wheelbase is useful when judging trailer position and shed maneuvering room.
Storage FAQ
Will it fit in a garage?
This tractor’s 63.5 in length and 40.2 in height make ordinary garage storage doubtful unless the opening is oversized. Use 7 ft high, 8 ft wide, 15 ft deep as the practical benchmark.
What size door should I check?
A good doorway should let the tractor enter straight without clipping mirrors, tires or door tracks. With 38 in width and 40.2 in height, use around 8 ft wide and 7 ft high.
Do attachments change the storage size?
Yes. For a tractor that is already 38 in wide and 40.2 in tall, attachments can turn a comfortable shed fit into a tight one quickly.
How much maneuvering room should I allow?
The doorway can be 8 ft wide and still be awkward if the tractor approaches at an angle. With 38 in width and 76 in wheelbase, keep posts and parked gear away from the entry path.
Mistakes do happen. Tractor dimensions can change by year, tire setup, cab/ROPS setup, attachments and market. Please check the operator manual, build sheet and official deere.com website for official information.







