Take some time to clean your mower. Remove any leftover grass, dirt, and other debris. You can use a mixture of soapy water to wipe down all of the different parts on your mower. You may want to lubricate the metal parts, too.;
, Remove any oil or gas that's been sitting in your mower throughout the winter. Make sure that you dispose of the oil properly. Then, you can top off the oil and gas for your mower to the correct levels.
 If you notice any rust, replace the spark plugs. If not, remove them and take the time to clean them off.
 Replace them, as necessary. You can also use a metal file to sharpen the blades to ensure that they'll cut your grass properly.
 Look for signs of cracking. You can replace the belts if you notice any damage or signs of wear.
Clean the lawnmower.
Add oil and gas.
Check the spark plugs for signs of rust.
Check the blades for signs of chips.
Make sure that the belt isn't too loose.
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