The John Deere 1750 is 132 in long, 84 in wide, and 96 in tall, with a 80.9 in wheelbase.
Length132 in (11 ft 0 in) / 3,352.8 mm
Width84 in (7 ft 0 in) / 2,133.6 mm
Height96 in (8 ft 0 in) / 2,438.4 mm
Wheelbase80.9 in (6 ft 8.9 in) / 2,054.9 mm
John Deere 1750 Dimensions
Overall length
132 in (11 ft 0 in) / 3,352.8 mm
Overall width
84 in (7 ft 0 in) / 2,133.6 mm
Overall height
96 in (8 ft 0 in) / 2,438.4 mm
Wheelbase
80.9 in (6 ft 8.9 in) / 2,054.9 mm
Front tread width
60 in (5 ft 0 in) / 1,524 mm
Rear tread width
60 in (5 ft 0 in) / 1,524 mm
Tractor Size Comparison Chart
Overall length comparison
This model
132 in
Average
125.2 in
Low
44.5 in
High
346.3 in
Overall width comparison
This model
84 in
Average
70 in
Low
20 in
High
176 in
Overall height comparison
This model
96 in
Average
79.8 in
Low
36 in
High
156 in
Wheelbase comparison
This model
80.9 in
Average
82.8 in
Low
34.8 in
High
190.5 in
John Deere 1750 Extra Dimension Notes
Size class note
The John Deere 1750 dimension profile is utility tractor size. It is better suited to farm work, loader jobs, hay, livestock properties and machinery-shed storage than tight residential spaces.
Fitment note
The John Deere 1750 measurement set is length at 132 in (11 ft 0 in) / 3,352.8 mm, width at 84 in (7 ft 0 in) / 2,133.6 mm, and height at 96 in (8 ft 0 in) / 2,438.4 mm. Use it to judge access, storage and transport room.
Wheelbase note
The John Deere 1750 data includes a 80.9 in (6 ft 8.9 in) / 2,054.9 mm wheelbase. That number is worth comparing against nearby models in the same class.
Tread width note
The John Deere 1750 tread-width figures are 60 in (5 ft 0 in) / 1,524 mm at the front and 60 in (5 ft 0 in) / 1,524 mm at the rear. Use them beside overall width for a fuller fitment picture.
Storage Tips
A small shed can work if the bay clears the tractor with real margin around the doorway.
Leave walking room around the parked tractor if you need to service, refuel or connect implements indoors.
For this size class, door width and bay depth matter as much as height.
Longer wheelbase machines are easier to store when the door approach is straight and uncluttered.
Storage FAQ
Will it fit in a garage?
For this utility tractor, garage fit is not a yes/no from the model name. Compare the actual 132 in length, 84 in width and 96 in height against a clear 10 ft high, 10 ft wide, 15 ft deep space.
What size door should I check?
For this storage class, the safer number is 10 ft high, 10 ft wide, 15 ft deep. That keeps the doorway and bay ahead of the tractor’s actual 96 in height, 84 in width and 132 in length.
Do attachments change the storage size?
Yes. A tight bay should be planned around the attached setup. For this utility tractor, allow about 4 ft to 8 ft extra depth if gear stays on.
How much maneuvering room should I allow?
If the door is close to the 10 ft target, approach angle matters more. The John Deere 1750’s 84 in width and 80.9 in wheelbase need a clean line into the bay.
Official information note
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.
