I received the unit about two weeks ago. I haven't had a chance to start it up yet. But it's on my to do list this week. Plan to start with propane so as not to have to drain gasoline. Having a transfer switch installed and I'll be ready for any power failures. I'm glad and happy with my purchase after months of reviews and answered questions.

I was excited to try this out as soon as I got it out of the box. With minimal assembly, adding fluids and attaching the battery, I had it up and running in less than 30 minutes. This unit has enough power for me to use everything that I need in my house to get through any emergency. Hurricane season, bring it on! We are ready for you

Bought this a month ago, just in time for a big storm. Had an electrician install a Generlink system and hooked this right up to it. Powered everything I needed it to in my house. Used propane. You can easily switch to gasoline. Happy I paid the extra money for extra output on wattage.

After looking at several other brands, Westinghouse offers a great product for the money. It is well built and the warrantee is even longer than another brand that I was looking at. I bought it for power failures and this should run my whole house, (electric hot water heater and well pump). It's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

I bought this generator in anticipation of the upcoming winter freeze season. As a first time generator owner, I enjoyed that it was shipped cleanly and simple to put together. The documentation is well written and easy to understand even for a newbie like me. I love the ability to use propane as a fuel source since I use propane more than gas around my house. My only complaint would be that it came with conventional oil as opposed to synthetic oil. That isn't enough to knock it down a star however.

We bought this because we are in an area frequently affected by blizzards and therefore loose power often. We love that is has the ability to run on gasoline and propane. Having that ability allows us to not have to run out to a gas station during a storm, all I have to do is hook it up to my tank for the grill and i have another 6-7 hrs of run time.

I was going back and forth between the Westinghouse Wgen9500DFc and another competitor that was $50 cheaper, and 500 Watts better. I decided to stick with the Westinghouse name as I had never heard of the other one. I am glad I did. This is built like a tank, started right up and is really compact. I have yet to need it (purchased for power outages), but I can't wait to try it out fully. I would def. recommend this. I also purchased a Westinghouse tent cover to protect it while running. That too was an easy install and looks great.

I received the WGen9500DF today, took it out of the box, checked that all the parts were there and they were, put it together in 10 minutes, filled the oil reservoir, read the instructions to sink the key fab, very easy, put gas in it and once the fuel got through it fired right up with no hiccup's. So far its met my expiations.

Living out in the country has it's advantages and disadvantages. Nice and quiet but your the last ones to get your power back on after ice storms. Did a lot of research before picking this model. Has enough power to run the things I need to run, It's quiet enough, has a large gas tank, and can run off the propane tanks for the outdoor grill. Quality is better than I expected, really nice for the price point. Even comes with a spark plug wrench (for maintenance) and a10mm wrench to put the legs on.

I purchased this about three weeks ago and it has worked as advertised. Started up easily the first time and everything worked. Have been running it on gas mostly for the break-in but tried propane and it also ran great. Haven't had a chance to run it extensively under a heavy load, but don't foresee any issues.