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Do you recall what the transaxle part # was, or where I can locate?

I know if enough fluid leaks out then the transmission won't work well, which is the issue I'm having. Reverse gets super iffy especially as the trans is warmed up. I'd replace if I could find a reasonable priced good one, but need part # if anyone can identify.

My T2500 has started leaking fluid out one of the transaxle wheel shaft seals. It appears the unit has no orifice to be able to add axle fluid/gear oil to top it off. I have been unable to find any info on the transaxle to research, specifically which part number applies to the axle to look for...

Whenever I had that issue with my John Deere, it usually turned out one of the deck pulley wheels was going bad...

I had a similar issue with my 155c. Actually turned out the 20 amp fuse was bad, even though it didn't indicate it was bad. May not be your issue, but they are cheap.

If at all possible, I'd recommend finding ethanol-free gas to run in your machine. Much better for small engines, especially for your seals.

You may have a pulley going bad. Had that issue on my JD deck, and one of the pulleys ended up being the issue. They may turn, but if they don't free spin, they cause drag and that will throw the belt off. Check your pulleys and spindles for free movement when the belt is off. They shouldn't...