I bought this earlier this week anticipating a huge winter event (still waiting for it). Right out of the box it was simple to mount the wheels and pads. I hooked mine up to propane as I have a few portable tanks around and in just a couple of pulls we were running smooth. It seems to be a great generator that is simple to use. I hope I really don’t have to find out how well it works in a snow/ice storm, but I’d recommend anyone looking for an inexpensive option for a bit of back up power give it a try!

I just bought this generator brand new. followed all of the instructions, filled with the supplied oil and attached my propane tank. I could not get it to start after over 50 hard pulls of the cord and changing the choke settings and verifying the switches, re-reading the manual a dozen times. then I filled it with brand new gasoline, switched the settings to gas and still had a lot of difficulties to start it, but luckily it started after about 30 hard pulls and changing the choke settings. the next day, I tried again and once again, it took about 20 hard pulls and it only starts with the choke on, which is different than what the manual says. I am praying that this generator will start when I actually need it.

Bought a few days prior anticipating a Hurricane in Houston and did its job. The dual fuel function worked great with both types of fuel and was able to have it running for a while without needing to leave the home for more fuel. I was able to run my fridge, and portable a/c unit along with a few devices for entertainment and served its purpose while we waited for power to be restored.

The reason I bought this generator is cause I had read they were very good. I do lots of hunting and our hunting camp needed a generator I liked the fact that It runs on gasoline or propane. I myself have already used it on propane and really liked it. I plan to use it at my house when electricity goes out.

Currently, our world situation is unpredictable. With the threat of cyber warfare & possible power grid outages we thought it would be wise to purchase a well-known, dual fuel, dependable portable generator just in case we happen to need one. In case of a power outage, this one will power our refrigerator, freezer, microwave, tv, window unit air conditioner and many other small appliances. Its function and use is easily explained.Being prepared for an emergency was a no brainer for us.

Picked it up earlier today, running great on gasoline so far I am running non ethanol from the station for now. I am running a grinder and 120V mig so far I have failed to trip the breakers. As long as I can run those on this I am happy with the purchase. Maybe i will trying running the 240v mig next time see if that trips breakers. I am running both tools at once on 10awg 30ft cords and not having any issues.

Bought this generator in preparation for emergency situations at my house. Lost power within weeks of getting it. Filled it with oil, hooked up my 100lb propane tank, filled it with gas and started right up. Powers everything necessary in my house, and love that I can run it on gas and propane, runs for a long time. Fairly quiet as well. I’ve already recommended this model to 3 family and friends.

Just recently purchased due to the uncertainty of severe weather patterns. Although I have not had a power outage, I did test run this generator. It starts very easily and runs quietly. I tested the output & they are as specified. I like the gasoline/LP option. I always have both on hand. The RV option is also a great option. The stored handle makes it easy to move the generator to any location. I know I can count on this Westinghouse product as their products are well made and designed.

Got this for a hard freeze in December. Luckily didn't need it, but went ahead and tested thoroughly and "broke" it in like the instructions recommended. Ran our full size refrigerator, short deep freeze, a floor lamp and both of our FlashFish portable power stations for later use. Did that for 6+ hours and everything worked great and the FlashFish got a full charge just as if they were plugged into the home A/C. Love it and the fact that we didn't spend thousands on a Generac that's only needed occasionally. And feel some much more secure now with possible future Southeast Texas outages from hard freezes and/or hurricanes.

Nothing was damaged in shipment, all parts were there, took 10 minutes to assemble and set up. I ran for an hour as recommended for break-in. A week later I lost power (first time in years) and ran it for 6 hours. I bought it to run on propane and will only use gasoline in an emergency, this will get used so infrequently I don't want to worry about the carburetor gumming up with gasoline. So far so good we will see how long it holds up, it seems to be fairly well built.