A mower may start to steer hard from many things:
-Flat/soft tires
-Lack of grease on the front axle or front axle joints
-Lack of grease on the rack/pinion gears
-Lack of grease on the steering wheel bearing
-Crack in the axle itself, allowing the corners of the axle to move
I have had all of these happen to me and they are relatively quick to rule out.
Pull start only
because it is a worthless piece of junk!
Turn your blades off.
Check the battery for starters
It depends on if you bought a pull start mower or a power mower. The pull start mower will have a handle you have to pull hard to start it. The power mower should have a button that simply turns it on. Make sure there is gas in the pull start mower.
There are several reasons why your mower will not start. There could be an obstruction in the blade, a petrol mower could be low on petrol or the fuse could have blown in an electric mower.
Check your stator or your charging system.
It may be set to run too richly, or perhaps it's trying to "vapor lock". Have the engine tuned up by a professional to start with, then see if the problem still occurs.
There is a nice Yellow Knob on the right hand side of steering wheel when you pull it out your PTO(Power Take Off) part that makes blades engage when hooked up right. To shut blades off just push know back in. Hopefully that helps and good luck with the mower. I have had mine 10 years it has never once had an issue.
Bad steering rack mostly found on GM vehicles exhibits itself usually at the first start in the morning Weak power steering pump Belt slipping or glazed
No for your lawn mower you will just need regular lawn mower oil.
The safety switch to start the motor on a Ranchking riding mower is located in the ignition. If the clutch needs to be depressed several times before the mower will start, there might be a problem with the adjustment of the clutch.