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.

We live and have a shop in a rural area that has had power outages on several occasions. We have been planning for some time to purchase a generator. After many hours of investigation we decided to go for the Westinghouse dual fuel generator. We are extremely happy with the generator. Not only is it beautiful, it is powerful, efficient and as quiet as any generator we have seen.

just arrived today, set up was simple nearly done before driver got out the driveway. only area for improvement: oil included was not enough to bring it up to proper level. Not a big deal if you have some to add. a trip to the store for a few ounces of oil would be annoying.

After having multiple storms cause major power outages in my area, making the purchase of this generator was a no brainer. Being able to operate off of two fuel types is a great relief due to the increases demand of gasoline during tragedies, I have my supply of propane to back me up.

I bought this 9500DF generator a month ago to replace my still good smaller 6500 watt unit. I wanted a generator that would run my whole house with a 4ton A/C unit, during power outages. When I received the unit I ran it on Propane to brake it in, a few days later I put 5 gallons of Gas in and connected it to the house. It did a very good job with no problems, It ran for 6 hours on 5gls gas, max amps with ac running was around 28amps

We just purchased this generator to replace a 20 year old unit. The generator is well constructed and offers great features like duel fuel and electric start. Other then an initial test run we haven't had to use it. If it's construction is any indication of its longevity I'd give it 5 stars

I put oil in this generator today, connected the battery terminals, hooked up the propane tank hose and started it up. I don't plan to use it with gasoline unless absolutely necessary. Propane will store long term without concern for breakdown and deterioration unlike gasoline. But I like having the option to run on either in the case of several days without power. I also like the power output potential of this generator. I can use it to run my AC Welding machine with small electrodes.

I've been interested in buying a generator for a few years now. When I started researching them I noticed that Westinghouse kept coming up with high marks. I took delivery today and was impressed right out of the box. Easy to set up and started first time. Tried it under load on the house with a/c and well pump running at the same time. This is all I need. Glad I bought it.

We ordered online and set it up as soon as we received it. This model has dual fuel which is awesome. If our small town doesn't have power at it's gas station we have three 30 and four 20 pound propane tanks we keep full for our camper and grill. We decided to hookup the 50 amp circuit to the house. We are not disappointed. We had 1 freezer , 2 refrigerators, AC and the pump hand come on. The generator dropped 1 or 2 volts and when the water pump shut off it came back up to 115 volts. We have not tried to run the generator on propane as yet. I am sure it will be just fine. It does come with a regulator and hose.

Just received this as a gift for the holidays but haven't had a chance to use it. I plan on setting it up as a backup generator for when the power goes out but I also like that it's not a permanent generator and can be moved to another location for use.