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In Reply to: Re: peerless #820 018 transaxle posted by rifraf on Tuesday, March 25, 2008:
The other is correct. One other thing that could be causing it to slip is if you motor has a bad gasket of seal. This could allow oil to leak down on to the belt. I use this Transaxle for My racing mower. I've launched hard enough to lift the whole tractor in the air. Just sitting on the wheelie bars. So this trans will take a good beating.