It's nearly always the Diaphragm in the Carburettor
i guess so if it runs and goes fast it must work
If the lawn mower is run without oil, the connecting rod bearing will heat and score, or even "weld" to the crankshaft, causing major damage.
carb. adjustment, oil my need to be changer, air filter is dirty. fuel filter needs to be replaced
Your mower is over fueled - could be the choke is stuck on or the needle might be stuck open on your float. Could also be running rich due to a dirty/clogged air filter or faulty spark plug.
Try cleaning the carburetor if there is a filter replace it.
It goes into reserve
Inlet needle in carb sticking open; it runs in through the carb.
Change the gasket under the carb. The part cost about $5 and will take you about 30 minutes to change.
Oil is a lubricant that helps to keep an engine running. If a person runs a lawn mower without oil, the mower will run, but it will cause problems like stalling out, or worse. +++ Its engine will run, but only for a very short time before seizing, probably ruining it.
Close choke (if equiped), if not, consider servicing the carby or the fuel pump. * This answer is answered in assumption that it runs after start. If you have to put petrol down the carby to keep it going, consider servicing/replacing the carby
if it is blocked with debris such as grass cuttings. For research purposes remove filter and start mower without it. If mower runs successfully, you have the cause of the problem.
A simple way to extend the life of a lawn mower is to keep it clean and maintained. After mowing, remove debris and grass from the outside of the mower, which can cause rust from moisture, and be sure to wipe up any oil or gas spills off of the mower, which can cause damage to the finish on the mower. Check the wheels and clear these of grass as well. Be sure to keep debris from getting into the gas tank so that the motor always runs properly.