Quick answer:
The John Deere 56 battery size is listed as Group 24F, 12 V, 10.25 × 6.81 × 8.88 in.
Battery sizeGroup 24F
Voltage12 V
Case size10.25 × 6.81 × 8.88 in
John Deere 56 Battery Specs
| Battery size / group | Group 24F |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | 12 V |
| Battery dimensions | 10.25 × 6.81 × 8.88 in |
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John Deere 56 Battery FAQ
| Replacement battery recommendation | The best replacement battery for the John Deere 56 U1 Lawn Mower and Tractor is the AJC-U1-300-198743, which is a sealed lead acid (AGM) battery that arrives fully charged and ready to install |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | The official battery voltage for the John Deere 56 tractor is 12 volts |
| Battery group size | The official battery group size for the John Deere 56 tractor is BCI Group Size 24F. This size is suitable for compact and utility tractors, providing high power for small-to-medium diesel engines |
| Battery CCA | John Deere does not list a specific cold cranking amps (CCA) rating for the 56 U1 battery on; however, compatible replacement batteries like the AJC-U1-300 are 12V SLA AGM and designed as direct replacements for John Deere 56 U1 applications |
| Battery location | The battery on the John Deere 56 tractor is located underneath the right access step. You may need to open the flap and possibly remove the access step to access it |
| Battery replacement steps | The battery on a John Deere 56 tractor is located underneath the right access step; open the flap and remove the step by taking out the attaching screws if needed. On tractors with step lighting, first open the cover and disconnect the light connector before removing the step |
| Bad battery symptoms | Common symptoms of a failing battery in a John Deere 56 tractor include hard starting or no response when trying to start, rapid battery drain, and visible corrosion on battery terminals. If the battery voltage is low (11.5V or less), it likely needs to be replaced |
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Please check official deere.com website for official information.







