I did my homework before buying and everything about the 9500 tri-fuel is acurately described! Easy setup and runs perfect on propane and natural gas. I'm choosing not to use gasoline so not to have to babysit with additives. Great purchase at a great price!

I've had a few smaller generators, but decided to step up and get a unit to run my entire home. Electric start is slick, started up on third try with the auto start, did a quick run with leaf blower and bam its ready to go. Well,,, its loud , but again its a 457CC engine c'mon that a motorcycle engine!

This 9,500 watt generator provides power to all my appliances, including central AC, which is great because I wasn't sure about the AC. It won't power the two 7,500 watt elements in my heating system, but I didn't expect it to and have propane heating in my house for that.

We have Met Ed electric service here. We are out of electricity ever week, so we need a back up system and know we made right choice with this generator. So looking forward to not using it, but know we will. Our generator started as soon as we fueled and oiled unit. Very happy so far.

Had A Westinghouse 7500 for eight years and never had a problem. Started every time and worked great! Sold this one to a friend and just recently purchased the 9500 to be able to run more items . High quality item and wouldn’t think of buying a different brand. Very very satisfied!!!

Bought this generator to prepare for the next power outage. Installed a 50 amp inlet to my house and use the 50 amp outlet from the generator. After a step turn on process refrigerators, main ac, then mini split ac. All random problem on gas. However with the natural gas line, my primary source from my house, I can only run refrigerators and mini split. However you can start the system with gas and when everything turns on turn the generator to natural gas once peaked. The awesome 3 fuel option makes the versatility second to none. I would highly suggest for any circumstance. Also not that bulky to take camping or power a RV.

After several storms in Texas left our home without power, I decided we needed to get a generator. After doing my research for different brands, I decided on the Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Generator since we have a natural gas hookup. The Westinghouse has been a great decision. It has performed flawlessly and without any issues. I would absolutely recommend a Westinghouse generator for anyone’s backup power needs!

Luckily we haven't had to use the generator since we bought it but it appears to be solid. Followed the simple assembly directions for the wheels then added oil and fuel. She started right up with a push of the button and ran beautifully. Did notice rust blisters on the top of the control panel so that will have to be sanded down and repainted at some point. Biggest complaint was with the shipping. The generator was clearly stored upside down because although they drained the oil, the little bit left inside ran out and was all over the top left corner and the control panel. The frame rail was also all scratched up (More Painting Will Be Needed) and the silica bag placed in the box was torn open and the silica beads were everywhere. Had to ensure none got into the generator before starting.

For starters, shipping was very fast. Upon inspection I could tell that this generator is very well built. After installing the wheels and legs (took about 10 minutes) directions for start up were simple. Added the included oil and connected the battery and propane tank. Started right up! Connected this via transfer switch and it works great. A+ generator in my opinion.

This was the perfect size for our needs. It runs on Natural gas and can be permanently tied to our electrical panel. When we lose electrical power, which happens every year in the Pacific Northwest, we simply roll the generator out from its outdoor housing, start it, and then flip the switches on our electrical panel to have it take over. Simple as 1-2-3.