Purchased a couple weeks ago and just got it today. Read through the owners manual, added the oil, plugged in battery. I pulled the start rope 5 or 6 times with the power off to circulate the oil a bit and attached the propane tank. Turned the power back on and hit the starter(do not have to hold button down) and the generator fired right up. I only let it run for a couple minutes with no load but looking forward to using it for some winter camping soon.

I bought this to power some things up in my house during a power outage. It runs very smooth without any hiccups at all. Love how they make a dual fuel option. Also love the button layout and how the outlets have weatherproof covers. Most generators don’t give you what you get with this one for the price!

Assembly was very easy and fast. Poured in the oil (provided)I started with propane and it started right up. Transferred to gas and it started right up. This unit will be used for power outages to keep my: freezer, refrigerator, internet, chargers, laptop with power to spare for a small heater. I made a great choice and very happy with my purchase.

Just unboxed this generator and the build and quality is impressive. Assembly was easy, and I really like that it supports both gas and propane. The CO-sensor feature adds extra peace of mind. Haven't had to use it for an outage yet, but so far everything looks reliable and well designed.

I recently got this generator and gave it a test run before the big snow storm. It was sitting in below 0 temps and fired right up after a couple pulls. I didn’t lose power so it was never put in use but everything seems great. Hope I never need to use it but I’ll be glad to have it when I do. Everyone should have one of these for their home.

Big snow storm coming, wanted a generator, liked this one because it was dual fuel. Haven’t used it yet, but wanted to let it be known that we followed the start up instructions and it didn’t want to start. We pulled the recoil handle several times and it wouldn’t start. And we tried following the written instructions quite a few times. We moved the choke from off/cold start and pulled the recoil handle just a few times and it started right up. Maybe make a note in your instructions to try moving choke towards on/warm if generator doesn’t start after a few pulls.

Perfect size for backup power thru a 30 amp transfer switch, or to power an RV with one AC unit. I purposely chose the pull start version for simplicity, its very easy to pull start. Also love that I can safely switch fuel from gasoline to propane while its running.

Generator works great and gets the job done, super simple to operate. However, my fuel selector switch doesn’t always register when I want to use propane, so I’ve realized if I start it on gas and then quickly switch it to propane it will successfully switch fuel sources. But I’m not able to just use propane at this time, they did offer to send me the part and take it to a shop for free repair.

Purrs like you want it to. My 1st generator, I plan to use for emergency use if/when hurricane takes out the power again - so a dual fuel made the most sense. I'll be ok avoiding the lines at the gas pumps when they run out. Little finicky getting the perfect start with propane. Pressure drops and safety regulator kicks on so had to hook / unhook line to clear pressure and took a good amount of should pulls to get it. Might be me - since it's my 1st generator. Buit once I got running it sounds great! Thankfully haven't needed in an emergency situation yet but now have confidence of having power if it happens.

Bought for emergencies, so time will tell. All you have to do is put the supplied oil into the crankcase and attach the wheels and 2 rubber feet. This took all of a few minutes. I used the included hose and hooked it up to a 15 lb. propane tank, gave it a few pulls and it fired up and ran like a watch. With the 3 year warranty, I don't know how you beat it for the money.