I picked this up today, and so far, I'm testing it out using only propane. My wife insisted on purchasing a model with an electric start. I'm glad that she did because I can't start it using the recoil handle. I have tried it with and without the choke. I cut grass weekly with a lawn mower that only has a recoil handle, so I'm surprised that I am unable to start the generator using that method. Using the electric start with propane seems to be providing the correct voltage to the outlets that I have tested. I will contact Westinghouse technical assistance about the recoil issue. Also, the generator seems a lot louder than I expected it to be. I will recommend this generator to a friend, if I can work out the recoil issue.

I just picked this up from the store and I got oil in it and started it and I am pleased with the electric start as well as the remote start and it seems fairly quiet compared to others. I would like to leave a performance review but I haven't had it long enough to give my opinion on that.

Purchased this last month but haven't used it yet. I have been reading over the manual so I will know how to use it.This Feb ('23) and last Feb ('22) we were without power due to historical ice storms here in Texas. My 87 yr old husband is on Hospice care at home and I can't be without power again. I'm so relieved to have this generator now. I'm 82 and I think it will be easy for me to operate with the remote start feature. I also purchased some heavy-duty extension cords to use with it. Thank you Westinghouse for developing dependable products for the times we live in.

We purchased this generator with the hopes of buying more of them for our tower sites. Unfortunately this one came with a defective gasket on the float bowl. Additionally, we called the 1800 number and we were told to be patient and someone would call us back. After being on hold for more than 30 minutes, we decided to go online and complete the process because we mailed the registration card.

This is exactly what I was looking for. My wife and I are caregivers for our elderly mother and we live in Minnesota. There is no way we can be without power, heavy snow brings down power lines in winter and cooling fans are necessary in summer. We now have a great peace of mind knowing that we have the security of a Westinghouse generator. Believe me, I have done my research. I am thoroughly confident that I have purchased the best generator that my money can buy. Thank you.

Hopefully I won't need this but now if the power goes out for any reason I won't have to worry about losing all the food in the deep freezer and two refrigerators! Love that it runs on either propane or gasoline. Its lighter than it's counterparts and a good value for the price!

I bought this last month and it is not installed yet. But, it arrived very quickly and I have been reading all about it for months and I know I will be satisfied with the performance. Have it out of the box waiting for install and everything looks fine. Even the installer said I have bought the best. Will give another review after it's installed.

We bought this generator for backup power in the event of an extended power outage. We bought it because it was well reviewed, affordable, and has dual-fuel plus electric start. We also had a power inlet box installed outside, and an interlock installed on the electrical panel for whole house use. I unboxed it today, installed the wheel kit, and tested it out. It started right up on both propane and gasoline fuel. I even connected to our panel and ran the house on generator power for a short while. It will certainly be helpful in the event of a power outage.

This is the first time for us to buy a generator. Due to recent frequent power off condition, we decided to buy a generator. It is small and easy to use. I like it to be a dual fuel generator: gasoline or propane. With two wheels, it is easy to move around . My husband said that it is even better if the motor oil tube position is put in the easier access. But overall, it is a good choice to have a backup power during emergency.

What impressed me most was the out-of-the-box ease of set up. I wondered how a 64-year-old might tip the 100-pound generator on its side to attach the wheels and rubber rests, but it was easy. Then, everything I needed came in the box - tools, parts, clearly labeled. All told, it took 10 minutes before I was wheeling the generator down the hill to the back door and into position to attach the hose for the propane tank. Eight years ago I bought another mfg's generator. This seems like a product from the future in comparison - compact, and packed with features like the dual-fuel and electric start that the other piece, which cost more, didn't have.