We purchased this in Mar. but just opened the box to put it together today. I think it will still be good, but the metal cover over the starter is bent. Not sure if it happened during the delivery or during the production of the product. It looks like a sturdy piece of equipment, I just hope the dent doesn’t deter trying to start it.

I have had the generator about a month now and am happy with my selection. I like the features the generator came with, the long run time and the ease of being able to roll the generator around since several in this size do not come with wheels. I did have some questions after the purchase and the toll free customer service was very helpful and friendly.

Pro: Started first time, solid frame, foot pegs are of good quality Con: Meter shows 62.2 frequency and 121V was hoping for more around 60 frequency, wheels do not roll as smooth as like and it was confusing about the 240v L14-30P not being usable when set to 120 V.

So far so good. Just bought it and have taken it out to give a once-over (nice and sturdy with great craftsmanship). Hooking up the propane take to test it out in the next couple of days. However, I can tell you it far outshines its competitors (and my neighbors) on price alone.

I just bought this Friday, and received it today. I installed the included wheels and feet, and poured in the included oil (even came with a spout, that screws into the oil fill, so you don't make a mess). After attaching the regulator and hose to a propane cylinder, it started right up without any problems. I checked the output voltage, and it was right on the money at 120/240 volts. It also came with a little pouch that has a small double ended wrench, and a spark plug wrench. Stuff like the hose and tools are a bonus, not always seen, and much appreciated. Overall,I am a happy camper!

I got this as a backup for increasingly frequent power outages. If you follow the instruction manual closely you'll be up and running pretty quickly. This is my first portable generator and I'm very pleased at how easy it is to start and use. I plugged a few different things of various loads and it was able to handle them with no issues. If you're not familiar with generators, definitely take the time to read the manual--you'll be glad you did. :)

I bought a dual fuel generator a couple of weeks ago and I am glad that I did it. Very easy to assemble. Starts right up. The handle and wheels are very helpful. I had a chance to use it during our camping and I was impressed. It's less loud than my old generator!

We purchased this as emergency back-up for storms, etc. It is versatile with two types of fuel. It is easy to start and is not all that loud compared to other generators. Serviceable parts are easy to access and it comes with everything that you need.

Manageable weight for an old guy, 130ish. Minimal set up, two stabilizer feet with 2 screws each a wrench comes with those parts. Wheels easy to attach with an axel bolt, washer, and a cotter key. Oil and funnel supplied. Add gas or LP, a couple of pulls and off we go. Great for the essentials.

Unloading the box was the only hard part. Assembly was easy. Instructions are clear and simple. Please do follow the break-in/maintenance suggestions so that this guy can be in top shape and ready when you need it. I like that it has ample output to run a portable A/C, fans, lights, fridge and probably other items. Being dual-fuel is fantastic. I will likely run gas exclusively but having the option to fall-back on propane is a luxury.