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I'm not sure how steep your hill is without actually being there but I usually mow a hill horizontally unless it's incredibly steep and in that case I don't mow it at all, I weed it it. A mower that heavy should not capsize unless the hill is more than a 45 degree angle. I lean my bodyweight to one side for extra insurance. I've mowed steep banks on ponds with a big tractor and brush hog but people have been killed doing that but you are sitting 7 feet higher with a much narrower width to height ratio than a riding lawn mower.

My Yard-Man has the same setup as your White Outdoor. Just different color hood and design of the hood from the top. Mine is a Yard-Man 21hp 46in

Change the filter and fluid in the transaxle and clean the magnets, did it with mine and it works perfectly .

i added a weight bracket and 2 weights to go in the bracket because the tires spin out on steep hills without it. Also if your drive belt is not tight enough and good quality it will slip. I have a S 170 and it does pretty good up hills. You need also to shift your weight on the seat to the highest side to give traction to that wheel.

It sounds like the drive belt was slipping. But it's also scalping, the decks too low.

check it out, this guy made it up the hills with his S100. starts at about 25:00 in this video ua-cam.com/video/jK7h1VMl7uA/v-deo.html

Drive belt has stretched. Also check your drive pulleys for excessive wear

sorry if i havent kept up on all replys , but just to make it easier , this mower was picked up by the local J.D.. dealership , serviced , with them checking over tran / their sticker behind the seat on body , they said thats just the way it is , nothing can do about it. they are located within 2 miles of my house. j.d. mower wont pull hill with mower deck in up position and disengaged. i still have both mowers , i still use the white to mow inclines , the j.d. for flat areas .. .its a sad mower ! i had planned on trading it this year , and money got tight...see what happens.

Like everything else today is made much cheaper. The K46 transmission on this D170 literally failed.

The drive belt is slipping. My D110 did this when I bought it brand new; it wouldn't even make it up the driveway. Thankfully JD came and got it and fixed it.

this D170 made it up the hill ua-cam.com/video/4nBiyJWe2uk/v-deo.html what's up with your mower today? still running?

you said the transmission does better when it's cold. have you tried changing the transmission oil? www.tufftorqservices.com/instance1EnvEEdefault/FlatHTML/TechInfo/ttcoil/pdfs/OIL%20CHANGE%20FREQUENCY.pdf

You get it fixed yet?

Simple fix...replace the drive belt

when did you start using that mower on that hill? Did you try it early in that mower's life like less than 50 hours, or did you first try it after 120 hours?

Change the trans belt I have this same mower I mow steeper hills than that here in Wichita falls texas and my d170 has 375 hrs and goes up hills just fine change the belt it may do better my dealer told me that they have been swapping out those transmissions with better ones cause they have had issues the mower being a deere ain't your issue it's either the trans depending on the year or u need a new belt

here's a 40 year old 7hp John Deere 110 having no trouble at all going up a hill while hauling a load of wood. ua-cam.com/video/pCV-EH27nqk/v-deo.html and this is a 20 year old 18hp John Deere 322 mowing up a hill no problem ua-cam.com/video/KhtaxTaJIuU/v-deo.html

Looking at what Rod has posted about it, it sounds like he is hitting high center, I believe he's talking about a ground clearance issue.

this guy made it. how much do you weigh? 400 pounds? ua-cam.com/video/52LXMo0qBM4/v-deo.html

You can hear the drive belt slipping.

It doesnt make the hill on highest deck setting.

You are scalping at the top and bridging the machine , raise the deck a notch or 2 as you go over the hump! OR its your motion drive belt.

Try putting it on idle and take your fat ass off the tractor ua-cam.com/video/ZHl5QmYambE/v-deo.html

try this with your white tractor ya little bitch! ua-cam.com/video/1pgGGvlr33k/v-deo.html

why won't it get up the hill? lack of horsepower??? I find that hard to believe with 26hp. Are the wheels spinning? Is the transmission slipping or locking up? Is the mower deck catching on the ground? Did you have enough beer in the beer holder? Have you sent this video to John Deere and asked them to come out and test your hill?

drive belt slipping, my old 97 murray lawn tractor used to walk a wheely going up hills...never quit climbing....NEVER BUY A JOHN DEERE FROM LOWES OR HOME DEPOT....ALWAYS BUY AT THE JD IMPLEMENT STORES....THEYLL WARRANTY IT

I agree with you, my hill is about 10 to 12 degree incline at 20 feet long. Everybody I talk too have the same remarks, don' buy. I have 12 hours on the mower, I'm sure glad I didn't buy the snow blower! I had a old Bolan's, pushed snow, tiller, and a aerator never had a problem, engine started blowing oil (should have got it. Fixed).

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