If this is a hydrostatic (automatic type) transmission, check that the dump valve (otherwise known as the freewheel device) is dis-engaged. If the machine has been pushed around, this is likely, as it can't be pushed if it's engaged.
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Phil Saunders
May 2012
Big question!
Yes it could be the transaxle (if you have one) or the gears (if you have any) or maybe the transmission belt has just come off?
Make? Model? Transmission type? What were you doing when it stopped driving?
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