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

This was an excellent buy I would highly recommend this product. Great price too

Good looking generator

westinghouse.com

I bought this a couple of weeks ago, got it all assembled and ready to fire up

Simple to assemble, instructions are easy

ITS REALLY GOOD PRODUCT IF YOU WORK ON CONSTRUCTION.

ITS A GREAT MACHINE

Started right up, runs everything I need!! Will recommend to everyone!

Awesome Generator!

We bought our generator alittle of over a month ago and we are very pleased so far with it.

Great features and easy to assemble

Starts by 1st or 2nd pull everytime and runs good so far.

WGen5300DFv

Easy start. Dual fuel is a great option being that I work in remote locations.

Excellent value

Bought a year ago after Sally hit in sept 2020.  Put together in anticipation Of Ida in 2020.

Easy to put together and start

Test started it, ran fine, haven't needed to use it yet.

Seems good

I bought this last month and I am very pleased with the generator.

Great features

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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