I bought this generator 3 years ago. I bought it because it was universal between propane and gas, owner of 2 other gas generators I felt I was missing a propane. It has come in hand as I have ran out of gasoline but living in the country , we always have propane on hand.

I purchased this generator yesterday and after unpacking, adding oil, connecting my propane, and connecting battery I was able to start the generator with the push button and with the remote Bob…great! It performed as advertised, right out of the box. The features are exactly what I needed. I’m a 78 year old senior and the electric start will be much appreciated. 100%satisfied.

We’ve been saying for years we were going to get a generator and finally did and we’re thrilled with this purchase. Extremely user friendly and the dual fuel could come in clutch depending upon the reason for an outage. Westinghouse has been around 140 years so we have complete confidence in the generator’s longevity. Super solid purchase!

I just unboxed my new generator. I was surprised to see a big dent and scratches on the other frame. I would have expected better packaging to prevent damages to a new product. I haven’t tested out the product yet, but hopefully the dent is just a cosmetic issue and not a sign of a more serious issue with the generator.

Like how easy it is to start. Didn't like that I had to purchase a wheel and handle kit for it but was easy and fast to assemble.

Bought a month ago and has already stopped working. Keeps flashing maintenance light but it is a month old.

Bought this generator because of the dual fuel option to run basics like sump pump and refrigerators when the power goes out. So far, so good!

Easy to start, and not too big! I love the features of all the different types of outlets and also with the dual fuel

I liked this generator only issue for me was it’s too loud I had to get a quieter one but this one was my top favorite!

Just got this a couple of weeks ago. Already have tested it. Runs great! We are now fired up and ready to go for when the next storm hits.