Peg Perego John Deere Utility Tractor (IGED1064, original) (IGED1064) Battery & Charger

You need:

Peg Perego 6V Battery and Peg Perego 6V Charger

Tip: Before buying, check that your old battery is the same color and voltage.

The Peg Perego John Deere Utility Tractor (IGED1064) uses the Peg Perego 6V Battery (part IAKB0509) and the MECB0085U charger.

John Deere Utility Tractor (IGED1064, original) (IGED1064) Peg Perego ride-on
Illustration — not an official product photo.

Battery

Peg Perego 6V Battery

Part number
IAKB0509
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Also sold as
HGL-4-6, RT640, DM6-4.5, UB645
Spec
6V 4.5Ah sealed lead-acid with green cover (green = 6V), about the size of a juice box. Fits Peg Perego 6V toddler ride-ons. Some older 6V toys used a larger, now-discontinued 6V battery, so check the size before buying

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All models that use IAKB0509

Charger

Peg Perego 6V Charger

Part number
MECB0085U
More details
Also sold as
MECB0037U, 25200019, 25200012
Spec
Official Peg Perego 6V charger, 650mA, full charge in about 6-7 hours. Works with all Peg Perego 6V vehicles made since 2001. Not for 12V or 24V batteries
All models that use MECB0085U

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Specs

FamilyJohn Deere Utility Tractor
Product numberIGED1064
Voltage6V

Frequently asked questions

What battery does the John Deere Utility Tractor (IGED1064, original) use?

It uses the Peg Perego 6V Battery, OEM part IAKB0509 (also sold as HGL-4-6, RT640, DM6-4.5, UB645) — 6V 4.5Ah sealed lead-acid with green cover (green = 6V), about the size of a juice box. Fits Peg Perego 6V toddler ride-ons. Some older 6V toys used a larger, now-discontinued 6V battery, so check the size before buying.

What charger does the John Deere Utility Tractor (IGED1064, original) use?

It uses the Peg Perego 6V Charger, OEM part MECB0085U (also sold as MECB0037U, 25200019, 25200012) — Official Peg Perego 6V charger, 650mA, full charge in about 6-7 hours. Works with all Peg Perego 6V vehicles made since 2001. Not for 12V or 24V batteries.

Can I use a different battery?

Only if it's the same voltage and has the same plug. A different battery may not fit, and could be unsafe to charge.

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