That depends entirely on the engine. All of my newer Briggs and Stratton engines recommend single weight engine oil in the sump, 30 weight for summer. Use detergent motor with at least an API designation of SG (SH, SJ) and you should be okay.
Some lawnmowers use 2 cycle engines which require a special 2 cycle oil mixed with the gasoline.
For a new lawnmower use the oil that the manufacturer recommends to maintain your warranty.
If you want a more specific recommendation you will need to provide specific information about the engine and its age.
30 wt
5w30
Yes 10w30 is a good oil for snowblower or lawnmower.
Any straight 30 weight should do.
SAE 10w30 weight synthetic oil.
If the wrong oil is used in a lawnmower, do not start it. Simply drain the oil as completely as possible and fill with the proper oil.
NO, not in any lawnmower made in the last 40 years. Use SAE 30 or SAE 10W30 detergent oil.
You must use the oil that the manufacturer recommends in the handbook.
SAE 30 non-detergent is recommended by most engine manufacturers but you can use synthetic 5w-30 for winter use.
What kind of engine? lawnmower, car.
straight 30 or a 10w30
yes yes