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My girlfriend has an older Honda. Just today I said, 'nice mower, have you ever changed the oil?' She said, 'it's never run out, so, no........'

Check your auto-choke assembly. It sounds like the choke is staying on too long.

Ordering parts before one has seen the problem is a sure-fire way to waste money. One of these times, it will run out of oil before the previous use ends. Then you're up for a new motor. My suggestion would be to shut it down, tear it down and order parts based on the analysis of the tear-down.

Did you offer it a treat? My grand-dog will turn-over, fetch and speak for treats!

You do have a blade clutch on the unit, right? If so, remove the blades after pulling the spark plug boot for safety. Now remove the big bolt in the center. That is the blade clutch. Note there is a bearing surrounding that bolt. THAT is the blade clutch bearing. See if it spins freely. If...

Check the condition of the bearing in the blade clutch. It may be failing.

Ha. I know the answers to these questions now, but I'm 5 years too late! It's the bearing in the blade clutch going bad, most likely.

He must've figured out how to strat it..........