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6500/5300–Watt Westinghouse Dual Fuel Portable Generator With CO Sensor + Propane Hose

Stars up great and easy to put together. Starts right up I do wish it had remote start.

Seems good so far

westinghouse.com

very versatile.  Exceeds our expectaions with a name that we can trust.

Exceeds expectations!

Easy setup. Can’t wait to fire up my dual fuel generator.

Easy setup

I bought yesterday start perfect 
I use I saw an air compresor same time works perfect.

Luxe great

Runs good
 needed it for our winter storm
Fair price 
Easy to set up

Works good

Great for extreme working environments. It powered multiple high-voltage tools simultaneously.

Workhorse

I bought this recently from the great reviews I read

Great features with the dual fuel capacity

Can't wait to use it. Feeling of security. Peace of mind.

Bargin for price!

Bought it in May after a storm in Houston , now with Beryl is been a good addition to my houshold

Good generator ,versatile

We got this last year and has been great so far! Looks awesome too.

Great features and dual fuel technology.

Nice unit, however, followed the instructions and it does not start. Utilized the propane and no fire. Contacted Westinghouse and they too verified I followed the instructions. Still waiting on a decision as I requested a new unit from them. In theory, really cannot give a solid review then what I provided.

To be determined

walmart.com

Easy set up out of the box. Started on propane with about 5 pulls after filling with oil and hooking up to bottle. Glad I went with the non electric start model to save the $150. Now after initial run it starts first or second pull every time on LP or gasoline. Seems like a solid unit for the money. Curious to see how it handles heavier power loads but seems to do well with the smaller things I’ve powered with it so far.

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