Re: Drives fine on level terrain start up a slight grade...
When you go up a grade do you smell the belt burning (rubber burning smell) when it starts going backwards on you. It could be that the drive belt is not tight enough.
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there should be a drive belt tensioner somewhere on the belt, it usually works off the clutch/brake, when you push on the brake it apply's the brake and also takes the tension off the belt to stop it from moving.
Not sure of your ride on mower but that is how my ride on mower works so I hope this helps.
You should be able to push it forwards as well as backwards. I had a similar problem (engine stalling) with mine. I found out if I half choke it, it will stay running. Transmission may still have a problem.
what do you mean by "bump?"
if it is vibrating it could be one or more things and if it is down shifting hard to lower gear it could mean other things.
Sounds like your problem is the key in your rear wheel is missing or sheared, you have to remove the wheel @ tire assembly ,pull rubber cap off then clip to remove if one of the keys is sheared or gone it will go into gear and the brake will work ,but they will only stop the shaft without the key it will not move or brake becuase its not attached if you know what I mean.
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