Yeh..for the 24V Deere system to work it needs to have two twelve volt batteries wired-up like your schematic.
The lighting system on the 24V system has essentially two systems..a 12V positive grounded system and a 12V negative ground system...
I would check to make for sure somebody hasn't converted it to 12V and that it maybe has a 12V generator on it. The 24V starters can be converted to 12V and maybe that's what you have??
If it's a 24V system there should be two battery cables on the starter...one on the solenoid and one on a lug on the side. A converted starter will just have one cable to the solinoid.
Most guys here will tell you to convert it to a 12V negative ground system..which is definately easier to deal with.
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