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it may very well be ready to blow up
you need a two cycle machine for hills, 4 cycle mowers are dumed
it slows on hills and stops because the crankshaft, camshaft, wrist pin and piston are not getting lubricated properly and just about to seize up
Sounds like a problem with the governor. Start it up. Don't engage the blades. Drive to a hill. Idle all the way down. Try driving up the hill. The motor should pick up when it slows while pulling up the hill. If it doesn't, the governor isn't working right.
the belt tension could cause the mower to not pull on a hill you can pull on the belt and if it's flopping around also look at the belt for signs of oil oil leaking on the belt will also cause the belt to slip
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