Quick answer:
The John Deere 2520 battery size is listed as Group 24, 12 V, 650 CCA, 10.25 × 6.81 × 8.88 in.
Battery sizeGroup 24
Voltage12 V
CCA650 CCA
Case size10.25 × 6.81 × 8.88 in
John Deere 2520 Battery Specs
| Battery size / group | Group 24 |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | 12 V |
| Battery CCA | 650 CCA |
| Battery dimensions | 10.25 × 6.81 × 8.88 in |
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John Deere 2520 Battery FAQ
| Replacement battery recommendation | The best replacement battery for a John Deere 2520 tractor is typically a 12-volt battery with approximately 650 cold cranking amps (CCAs). You can also consider brands like Exide or Optima, which have received positive feedback from users |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | The official battery voltage for the John Deere 2520 tractor is 12 volts |
| Battery group size | The official battery group size for the John Deere 2520 tractor is Group 24. This battery typically has a Cold Cranking Amp (CCA) rating of around 500 |
| Battery CCA | The recommended battery for the John Deere 2520 tractor typically requires around 650 Cold Cranking Amps (CCA). It’s advisable to check the specific manual for your model to confirm the exact requirements |
| Battery location | The battery on the John Deere 2520 tractor is located under the seat. You may need to remove the seat or access panel to reach it |
| Battery replacement steps | The battery on a John Deere 2520 is located underneath the right access step, which may need to be removed first. Disconnect the black negative cable before the red positive cable, then remove the hold-down bracket and vent tube before lifting the battery out |
| Bad battery symptoms | John Deere 2520 owners report hard starting or slow cranking, especially after sitting overnight, followed by the tractor eventually starting after repeated attempts. Some describe the battery as “acting dead” but recovering once the engine runs, then failing again the next morning |
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Please check official deere.com website for official information.







