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Attached is the blade diagram for correct placement of the deck belt. There is some bleed through from the back page, but you can see the direction of the belt. I have a 1525 mower for the last 11 years, still running and going. Hope this helps!
If its a riding mower it probably the drive belts off track or slung off. The mower will still start up and turn blades with the drive belt off, but want engage to go forward or reverse if this is the problem.
It should be. The fuel line is under the tank and runs to the carburetor. Make sure you use the fuel shut off, if you have one, or drain gas before you play with the line. Once you find the line disconnect it from the carb and drain any remaining fuel. Then clean with a pipe cleaner and reattach. That should help.
Most time you don't have to get original parts like belts from the manufacturer. Suggest you go to a reputable lawn and tractor supply store where they can easily measure the belt and give you a comparable one for your machine. Hope this helps!
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