I have never owned a generator before but after being without power or water for 7 days as a result of a bad storm that had to change. Found the quality of this to be great built very solid and easy to use for a first time experience with a generator this has been a great one.

I had been considering a home backup generator for several years. Looking over the list of compatable generators from my electric company, I was happy to see that Westinghouse was on the list. So I ordered the WGen9500DF and I'm very happy with it. When unpacking it, all of the parts were there, The instructions were simple and complete, the proper oil (with a funnel !) was included. There was also an exploded view of a replacement parts sheet. I can't tell you how many times I've delt with other products from companies who were not as complete and thorough. Thank you Westinghouse for making an excelent product and caring about your customers.

I bought the 9500DFc a month ago and I am very happy that I did. The generator started up on the first try. I like the four 120 volt AC 20 amp, the 120/240 volt AC 30 amp, and the 120/240 volt AC 50 amp receptacles the 9500DFc model comes with. In addition, the duel fuel (gasoline or propane) feature provides options for how to run the generator. The remote starter is also a nice added feature.

We purchased the WGen 9500DFc to replace or 16 year old generator. As we have gotten older we need to be able to power more of the them we were doing using extension cords. After doing the research we chose the Westinghouse, it is large enough to power what we need. With it be dual fuel it also gives us 2 way to power the generator.

Started right up! Purchased this generator for peace of mind in any future power outages and this should throw enough power for us to run our furnace, AC and keep our refrigerator cold. I also liked the dual fuel option in case propane or gas is in a limited supply and we can always keep some propane stored for longer periods than gasoline.

We bought this generator to pump our well until we have an off the grid solar system installed and later on for emergency power failure or use on our land. Its features exactly match our needs. It is easy to maneuver even though it is heavy 220 lbs. We were concerned about that because we are seniors. Starts right off. The remote control is so convenient. Dual fuel adds flexibility on choice of fuel. The transfer switch capability is an added bonus when we are older not having to worry about struggling.

After months of researching what the right generator would be good for me I very happy with this purchase. This will hookup to my existing box connected to my homes panel or I can use off grid. Dual fuel is convenient and I like the remote push button start. A lot of great features and at a great price.

After careful research we decided to go with this generator to hook in to power our home during power loss. Compared to similar generators we felt the price was reasonable. The set up was quick and easy. (Other than I was an idiot and did not open the fuel petcock when we first tried to start it). The generator fired right up! We love the versatility between gas and propane. We live in Florida so now its just sitting back and waiting for a power outage to see the overall performance. We are confident with the reviews researched and what we have seen so far, the generator will perform as expected. The only reason we did not give a five star was we have not put the generator through the ringer……..yet.

I bought this generator a few weeks age it, online pic is deceiving it looks quite big but size is only 2 1/2 feet long x 1 1/2 feet wide & 2 feet high w/o wheels 2 1/2 feet with wheels installed, everything came in one box all I had to do is connect battery install wheels & rubber stands and add oil & gas, easy start, pushed start button started right up, runs nice & smooth.

Just delivered this morning in perfect condition. Put the feet and wheels on (do this first as you may need to tip machine on its side to accomplish this), filled the oil and plugged the battery cables together. Hooked up the propane cylinder and turned the fuel selector to "propane". Turned engine switch to "on" and hit the remote start button. Engine cranked over and... nothing. Engine cranked over again... nothing. Hmmmm. Scratch head. Oh, open valve on propane tank, duh. Hit remote start again and it popped right off! Tried a few of my power tools and I had power. Make sure breakers between the 120 V outlets are pushed in (reset). Have not run it on gasoline yet but expect no problem with results I've had so far. It seems like a well built, solid machine. For a dual fuel machine with fairly high output it is it is very reasonably priced.