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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Josh brown" data-source="post: 141521" data-attributes="member: 27083"><p>Did you check the drive belt to make sure it wasn't broke?  If you have to change this sensor youll probably have to pull the engine. Its on the bottom of the hydrostatic pump. You may be able to remove butthe hydraulic lines, remove the motor mounts, and jack the engine up to access the swash plate sensor but it usually requires pulling the engine. They dont typically go bad so if make sure this is the problem before you go down that rabbit hole.</p></blockquote><p></p>