I haven't fully tested this yet, but my "out of the box" experience has been flawless. Slapped the wheels on, added oil, added a tiny bit of gas. Stepped back, hit the remote start button, and voila! Started first time out of the box. Ran for a second or two, then died. Did I mention "tiny bit of gas"? After a few seconds, the generator *automatically* tried to restart. I hit the remote stop and it gave up. I added a bit more gas this time, hit the remote start button and it started right up. This kind of experience gives me confidence in what the future holds for me and my new gene(rator).

First, it is well made and it comes well packaged. Second, it has everything you need, battery, oil, funnel, spark plug wrench, wrench to bolt on the feet, propane hose and battery charger. Third, It took me only 20 minutes to set it up. And finally , It starts easy with one pull or you can use the remote. I’ve owned three generators and this is my favorite because

I've had the generator for about a month now, I live in Southwest Florida and my old generator wasn't powerful enough to run my whole house. I was able to set this up by myself even though it was pretty heavy. I have 3- 40lb propane tanks and a couple gas cans to run dual fuel. Very happy with how it runs!

I only bought this generator last week, but have run it on both fuel source, and it runs great. I did however find that the remote start feature seems rather useless, as you have to turn the battery switch (next to the start switch) on before you can use it. There are a lot of other really good features with this unit though, and I plan on doing a 3-way power switch at my meter so as I can run most of my house directly if the power goes out (cheaper than a transfer switch).

After winter storm Uri hit TX we did a lot of research into a generator that would power our needs without blowing our budget or putting us in debt. This model runs our home, refrig and 3 freezers... we are wise with ac/dishwasher/washer/dryer use (not everything going at the same time). The features of this generator mean my wife or I will be able to easily power up when we are the electrical grid fails us. Bring on hurricane season. We are prepared and love our generator!

Purchased this 9500 dual fuel source generator in Florida for Hurricane emergencies. We have a refrigerator and a freezer full of meats that I can’t afford to lose due to a power outage. This generator was easy to set up and easy to start up on propane. Has lots of nice features including remote start. Well I’ve only had this generator for a couple of weeks and always started it up for testing purposes several times only. It appears to be a solid unit. Just realize this is a full-size generator and somewhat heavy, but it has some nice large wheels for moving around.

I purchased this unit after reading popular mechanics and educating myself about different types of generators. Losing power for a week from Helene taught me a lot about what I need out of a generator. I had an electrician install an interlock switch and a 50 amp inlet box so I can use my existing breaker panel to choose circuits I need to run during an outage, such as the well pump. The instructions for the generator are easy to follow and the unit fired right up on propane. I like the ability to run on a propane and gasoline, although propane is my preferred fuel due to it running cleaner and storing better. My break in period is complete, and now I'm ready for the next outage!

It is so nice to know that we have this generator in case our power goes out. Didn't have to use it last year and with the storms ramping up this year we decided to make sure all was good with it. Started right up on the first try. Really hope we don't have to use it but nice to know we have it.

Recently moved to a rural area where power outages are frequent. Assembly was easy with clear directions. Fired up right away. Its big enough to power all the essentials yet small enough that I can store it under my work bench in the garage. I set up the generator on one side of the house and the bedrooms are on the opposite and you can barely hear the generator running from there. Having the dual fuel option is great. The key fob is a nice touch I just don't see myself using that too often.

This thing is an absolute monster for what I paid for it. I tested it on my 50 amp 35ft fifth wheel and it ran both Coleman Mach 13,500 BTU AC's without even thinking about it. Started right up on propane fuel source no problem. Plan on using it as a home back up with a transfer switch if it comes down to it, at least until I can afford to go with a stand-by system. We plan on taking this boon dock camping if we get the chance, just don't know how I am going to get it in the bed of my truck because it's a heavy boy.