Montgomery Ward TMO-33925A Lawn Tractor

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Posted by Steve on Tuesday, March 19, 2002:

I just got a 12 H.P. 38" cut Montgomery Ward mower (for free). It has a 7 speed "Transmatic" transaxle on it. I notice that when I go uphill (when it is in a strain) the rear end makes a whining sound. When it goes downhill it does not make a sound. I thought it might need some grease in the transaxle but there is no place to add or check it. Any suggestions on how I could add or check it. Do I have to take it all apart or what????

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