Cannot route to second network

All pc's and servers use PIX as default gateway (10.133.6.10)
We have a second network/IP line and provider (10.1.0.0)that some pc's will need access to.
I've tried setting a static route to this network on the PIX and can ping it from the PIX but not pc's/servers, unless I change default gw (10.133.1.1) on pc's.
PIX config attached

classic problem.
you are pointing the pc's to the pix as their default gateway right? Pix will not route traffic back through an interface from which it receievd the packet.
You might be able to do a couple of things here.
Depending on the software and hw version, you could run dot1q trunk on the pix to cerate a vlan for other network and that may solve the issue or just point the machines to the other default gateway and have that router have a default route pointing to the pix.
HTH
Chris

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