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Repairing a Troy-Bilt Riding Mower?

I have a Troybilt zero turn mower. When I back up and then go forward again my blades have now just started this where they either take a very long time to engage or not at all. They engage just fine if I am only going forward. Any ideas?

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July 15, 20190 found this helpful

It sounds like a transmission issue to me. You probably will need servicing.

 

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