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

Works great! Enough power for everything I needed during a week long power outage

Awesome generator

westinghouse.com

Bought the Westinghouse generator based on ease of use and fuel options, runs great so far

Easy to use generator

Price dual fuel and warranty were good would receive

Good price and warranty when 5300

I buy this generator because is good product for helping in winter time

Great product

Does the job, to run my power tools at my garage.
I would recommend this product for anyone.

Great stuff

Super easy to use and convenient to use i highly suggest this product

Great Features

Bought generator so I have power next time the electricity goes out.

It's a generator

Directions were clear and my wife was able to start it.

Duel fuel system works as advertised..

Purchased this generator to be prepared. It was easy to assemble and easy to start.

Easy to use

Best price ever for the features. Cranks on first pull, take sup no room.

Easy to assemble and start.

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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