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

So far so good, went together quick and easy. Started right up with no problem

Happy so far

westinghouse.com

Connected to my home and ran my refrigerator and water system smoothly

Dual fuel GEN5300

Haven't had time to use it much but so far, excellent!

Love all the features, especially the dual fuel

Bought for back-up when the community's electricity is out

Great for hurricane back-uo

Well built/ designed. Good directions. Started with first pull.

Well built- in the USA

with unpredictable weather i find generator a necessary tool.

easy to assemble, easy to understand operation

This generator is functional and practical for our needs. Pleased

Practical generator

Started up great and ran fine.  Hooked it to propane and pulled the cord and she was very quiet.

Started up great

great product would refer it to friends. have been wanting this product for a while now

had only temporarily tried it out very satisfied

great generator, i wish it had an electric start,not near as loud as i expected.

good features,kinda heavy but super powerful

Purchased to provide electricity for our home during the recent hurricanes. Ran for no more than 12 hours and stopped. Can’t return because box was opened! Customer service for Westinghouse is useless. Have to wait 7 - 10 days to have a technician call you back!

Don’t waste your money!

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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