Nooo parts i cant find a transmission or any part for my cub cadet push mower

Visit the Cub Cadet site and enter you 11 digit product model code.

https://www.cubcadet.com/en_US/service-and-parts?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhLCUh9Xz6QIVSr7ACh3kDASuEAAYASAAEgJ3ZPD_BwE#diagrams

https://www.mtdparts.com/en_US/belts/riding-mower-lower-transmission-belt/954-0467A.html

If this is a hydrostatic drive, and it probably is, the transmission is sealed at the factory and requires no maintenance.

70-90,any heavyweight gear oil from automotive store.

Visit this web site http://www.partstree.com/parts/
you can pull up your Cub

I would be a spark tester on first,see if your getting spark,mabey bad coil or wire. If your getting spark I would have the carb checked out.

This is a well documented problem with cub cadet ZT transmissions. They tend to go bad after 200 hours of use. Sometimes having the dealer change the transmission oil will help (they need to remove the transmissions to do this!). Most times, the transmission is gone & must be replaced ($800-$900).

Sound to me like a design defect. My ZT-50 lasted only 4 years. Needless to say, the replacement was not a cub cadet.

On the transmissions, there are bypass levers...make sure they are pushed in and not pulled out

maybe the belt needs tightening

Check the bypass for the transmission, make sure it is in all the way, if it is, check the belt from the engine to the transmission, make sure the belt tension spring is riding on the belt and that the belt is tight.

Hi, Cissy, Every Cub Cadet is different, and they keep their manuals to themselves. With your exact model and serial number, you can go to their website and view the manual for your model which should have the type of oil you need. Their website is www.cubcadet.com and go to service. If you have trouble, let me know, but I will need the model and serial. Good Luck, this should Fixya!