The John Deere 2750 battery size is listed as Group 31, 12 V, 1300 CCA, 13 × 6.81 × 9.44 in.
Battery sizeGroup 31
Voltage12 V
CCA1300 CCA
Case size13 × 6.81 × 9.44 in
John Deere 2750 Battery Specs
Battery size / group
Group 31
Battery voltage
12 V
Battery CCA
1300 CCA
Battery dimensions
13 × 6.81 × 9.44 in
Battery Spec Comparisons Chart
CCA comparison
This model
1300 CCA
Average
688.22 CCA
Low
150 CCA
High
1850 CCA
Voltage comparison
This model
12 V
Average
11.66 V
Low
6 V
High
24 V
Case length comparison
This model
13 in
Average
11.13 in
Low
7.75 in
High
13 in
John Deere 2750 Battery FAQ
Replacement battery recommendation
The best replacement battery for a John Deere 2750 tractor is typically the OEM battery, TY27472B, which has a rating of 650 CCA. However, many users have successfully switched to a Group 31 battery, which usually offers around 950 CCA, providing a simpler and more cost-effective solution
Battery voltage
The official battery voltage for the John Deere 2750 tractor is 12 volts
Battery group size
The official battery group size for the John Deere 2750 tractor is Group 31. This size is commonly used for its starting power and compatibility with the tractor’s electrical system
Battery CCA
The official recommended battery for the John Deere 2750 has a total of 1300 CCA when using two OEM batteries, each providing 650 CCA. If considering a single group-31 battery, it typically offers around 950 CCA, which may not perform as well in cold weather
Battery location
The battery on the John Deere 2750 tractor is located underneath the right access step. You may need to remove the access step to access the battery
Battery replacement steps
To replace the battery on a John Deere 2750 tractor, locate the battery underneath the right access step, then open the flap and, if necessary, remove the access step by taking out the attaching screws. After that, disconnect any connectors before removing the old battery and installing the new one
Bad battery symptoms
Common symptoms of a bad battery in a John Deere 2750 tractor include the starter clicking but the engine not turning, slow cranking, and intermittent starting issues. Additionally, check for loose or corroded battery connections, as these can also affect performance
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Please check official deere.com website for official information.
