I like the features on this unit. Easy to put wheel kit on, You get everything you need to start it up. There's a funnel that screws in to add engine oil {no mess}. This is a dual fuel unit I started it on gas. First pull it started. Very easy pull start. Would recommend this unit and I would buy again.

This work amazing you have to break it in first and run it with no load for 6 hrs to get a the valves sealed up. After that it works very well on propane or gas. I wish there was a natural gas converter that the sold so I could use the natural gas at my house

I bought this generator a few days ago. I ran the generator through its break in period and now we are ready if we have a power outage due to storms. It came with wheels and a pull handle where others do not initially come with. The generator ran smooth on gas and propane. I was surprised and it was not as loud as I expected . I have bought many different Westinghouse products from air conditioners to bass tubes when I was a teenager. I have never had problems with this name brand in any products. Westinghouse makes most of the steam generators at power plants that supply your home power. If it is good enough for nuclear plants, it is just right for me.

Easy and fast set up. Manual was great with good pictures to set up. The only thing wish the oil fill funnel was about 2 to 3 inches longer to make easier to put oil in. Have not run except for one hour with no load for break in period but cranked up on first pull.

We bought this today. Easy and clear directions. We ran it for 4 hours. No issues! Works great with our Coleman Light 22ft. camper. All appliances and air conditioning was on and running. Can’t wait to go camping! It’s dark now. so my pics didn’t turn out good.

I purchased, brought it home, put it together easily. Really no instructions required. Put oil and gas, choked, and pulled twice. Powered up and ran smoothly. Powered up a few saws,tools, lights and my freezer. Everything worked great. Put it in the shed and waiting for an "event".. Hope not!

I bought the Westinghouse 5300 dual fuel generator back in March of this year. I bought it because I wanted to be prepared for anything that could cause power disruption or if I needed it on the go. When I opened the box I noticed right away how impressive it looked and it was very easy to set up. I have used it a few times since and it still works perfectly. I am still in awe every time I look at it. Best of all is knowing it is there when I may need it the most especially since it can run off gas or propane.

I already own a 2200 inverter (IGEN) that I have used for camping. I bought this one for the house. It has a enough juice to run most things- just not all at once. I wanted to get an even larger one but the weight of generators in general made lifting a 220 pound generator into a pickup a non starter. So the weight of this is manageable.

I actually just bought this the same day I'm doing this review. I went on to register after running past the 5 hour break-in period with no issues. After testing a variation of appliances while running my heat tape on my roof, since it's been snowing, while running both gasoline and propane, I'm impressed with the wattage output of the Wgen5300. Typically, if you don't experience any issues within the break-in period, you aren't likely to have any in the future, outside of wear and tear. After seeing how this generator preforms after 6 hours of running, I intend on keeping this unit for many years. This is the first generator I've owned that'll run on propane and I must say, while I intend to primarily use gas, the propane will come in handy. It still seems to have plenty of power for what I needed even though it's downrated to 4800 running watts. I thought I'd test to see how seamless it can transfer from propane to gas or vice versa. I was able to switch it over to propane while it was sputtering out of gas without it ever dieing. I'm happy with my purchase and after using an 8 year old Duro Max 4400 that still works excellent, I'm not regretting my new purchase.

We bought this Generator in May of 2025 just getting ready for the hurricane season and I'm so impressed with this machine it has so much to offer, I know it won't run my whole house, but it will run everything that I need it to, before I bought this machine I shopped around and this one was my choice, heard so much about it and now I see it why.