I'd guess the belt weaving back and forth means you don't have the 2 pullies parrallel to each other? Tho that tear by the splice could be affecting it.....
Spray on belt dressing does help for the belt coming off.
You need to feed the wood slower, when it lugs the tractor down back off - the belt coming off is it's way of getting relief from working too hard. (Unless problem #1 - the weaving - is causing most of this...)
Your blade is a work in progress, it is terrible rusty which will improve as it is used, but is causing a lot of drag right now. It sure could use a sharpening, and as one mentioned looks like it's been used and sharpened a lot in the past to where the teeth are pretty far used.
Mine mounts on the frame of the H, can drive around to the piles of wood much easier.
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