I am really pleased with the purchase of this generator. There are no others that I have found on the market with the features and versatility of the Wgen series. The remote start and backup ready features as well as the dual fuel capability were the features that I wanted the most. What I needed was the 50 amp outlet. I now have it all and more for a very affordable price.

living in the backcountry of san diego we are subject to loss of electricity when there is a threat of wildfire. this is going to keep us in electric power no matter what the utility does to us. we have a 2700 square foot home with AC, well pump, booster pump and a mechanics setup in the 3 car garage and this generator is capable of keeping everything going. especially nice is the ability to watch tv into the night and simply shut down the generator with the remote rather than having to shlep outside in the dark and cold to manually shut it down.

We bought this generator 3 weeks ago for a backup to the genarator we already have after we were without electricity for 3 days and realized a 2nd generator was needed. We were impressed with the remote start and the easy assembly and simple instructions. We had it from box to running in less than 10 minutes

The generator arrived today. Unpacked and inspected. All was good. Assembly was a snap. Read the Users Manual and followed the instructions. I did a quick start up to test operations, followed by plugging into the home power integration box which the electrician had just installed. Without reservation I give this product 5 stars. I hope we will never have to use it but alas, here in Florida it is only a matter of time. We are ready.

I bought this in February for our travel trailer because we needed 50 amp and I wanted remote start. After the first couple times using it the battery went dead, hence the 4 star instead of 5. Now we have to hand start it rather than the remote. But all in all it does its job well.

I researched several comparable generators to run my home during a crises but this one came out to be the clear winner and that was before I even considered that it was one of the least expensive of the ones in its class. Now that I have it I can also say that it looks to be well made and the remote start and stop feature is a nice bonus.

My wife and I are both in our mid 70's and each year find it more difficult to deal with our power outages which can range from hours to days. We trusted Rinker Inc of Lake Ariel, PA to recommend the generator that would best meet our needs and installation and training took place this past Tuesday. Ironically, our power went out on Monday for ~ 3 hrs. We feel confident that all will go well when we need to use it.

This is my first generator I purchased in my life. After looking at others this is the one that I came back to with the features it has. Has plenty of power and works great. I tried propane first and ran on regular gas. Started with no issues. So far I have a week with it. Product was shipped on a pallet and delivered to my front door with any damage. Well packed and strapped down. It is heavy though especially looking at generators of this size. When you add gas to the tank it does add more weight. So keep this in mind if you're a first time generator buyer like me.Generator started everytime with the electronic push button swith and remote fob. One thing I'd like to mention is I can't seem to get it started with the pull start. I tried many times and read through the directions but I can't see to get it started manually. But the electric start turns on the generator everytime without any effort. I have a pull start pushmower that I have no issues starting. But I have yet been able to start it manuall with the pull cord. Not sure if anyone else having that issue. Other than that it's starts up everytime with the electric start.

I just received the generator this morning. I connected it to a tank of propane, connected the battery and it started right up. I used both the remote control and the push to start button. It has a pull cord but I haven't tried that yet. It also comes with a charger to keep the battery ready to go.

We recently moved to the foothills of the Sierras (Northern California). Power outages are common, so we bought a little 2,000 watt portable to keep devices charged. We are presently in the middle of an extended outage with no end in sight. My neighbor is an electrician and he told me he could wire this generator into our main so we can power the whole house with very little disruption. I had been under the impression that a whole-house generator would cost five figures. This was an absolute bargain. The only very minor quibble I have with the unit is that some of the threads for the nuts securing the feet are fouled either with paint or a manufacturing burr. I attached the feet using one bolt each but will ream them out later. For now, they're secure enough. That very minor defect is the only reason I did not give it five stars. Being able to run on propane as well as gas is a huge convenience. We will plumb it into our 450-gal propane tank but use gasoline for backup. The wireless fob to turn the generator on and off is a very nice touch. If we have future extended outages, it'll make life a lot easier.