we just fired this baby up, and it works like crazy good so far. It hasn't been tested in a storm with a power outage yet, but we're hopeful it will live up to its promises. The only reason i gave it a 4 star rating is.....the thing is incredibly LOUD.

Powerful and quite generator. The push start is what I like most because I do not have to go outside to start it. It conveniently converts for 3 fuel types. It's attractive. You get the best bang for the buck with regular gas in my opinion. Haven't tried the natural gas, but a regular size propane tank gets used up around 7 hours.

Purchased it right after Hurricane Helene. We ran a 4500 watt unit that was enough to power lights and tv's, but not enough to add 50 amp capabilities. Received this generator, added oil, it fired right up! It will run through break-in period this weekend. I have no doubt she will run our entire home! Thank you Westinghouse

Purchased this Sept. 2024. Living in Florida this is a must have generator. Being a duel fuel can give you ample time to keep your power on. This has all the features you would ever need. It was very easy to set up installing the wheels and stationary support feet. Added the oil and connected the battery and was ready to go. I installed a 50 amp inlet to the panel. I started it up plugged it into the 50 amp inlet and had power to everything I needed. I didn't try the ac unit. This unit comes with the best easy to understand manuals. Parts list and quick reference is also included. This seems like a top quality generator for the money,

I bought this in August to provide backup power to my house. It connects to my Generlink and will provide a full 40 amps to my circuit panel using the 50 amp connection. I plan to run on propane so I don't have to refill the gasoline tank every eight hours.

I did my homework before buying and everything about the 9500 tri-fuel is acurately described! Easy setup and runs perfect on propane and natural gas. I'm choosing not to use gasoline so not to have to babysit with additives. Great purchase at a great price!

I bought this generator to supply home with the essentials lights, fridge, freezers, and mini split heat pump. Unboxed put wheels and feet on added the oil put gas in and it fired up on first try. Have not used in a power outage yet but I'm confident it will do its job

I already wrote a review when I purchased this generator in June 2024. As I indicated in my first review it started right up, but actually I was hoping I would not need to use it.. However, two hurricanes later I did have a chance to use it. I was hooked it up to our house breaker box and was able to run everything I needed, including the AC. It worked great. I also hooked up a Hughes Autoformers Surge Protector. The down side is when I went to store it. Since there is not a drain on the fuel tank, you have to siphon the gas out. What a pain. There should absolutely be a drain on the tank! Also the manual that came with it was not correct dealing with storage. I had to download on online. That almost made me only give a four star rating Now, I hope I never have to use it again. :-)

I purchased this unit after reading popular mechanics and educating myself about different types of generators. Losing power for a week from Helene taught me a lot about what I need out of a generator. I had an electrician install an interlock switch and a 50 amp inlet box so I can use my existing breaker panel to choose circuits I need to run during an outage, such as the well pump. The instructions for the generator are easy to follow and the unit fired right up on propane. I like the ability to run on a propane and gasoline, although propane is my preferred fuel due to it running cleaner and storing better. My break in period is complete, and now I'm ready for the next outage!

I bought this earlier in the year, tested it, and then put it away. I got to use it for real last week after Hurricane Milton rolled through. I topped up the battery just in case, and it fired up on the first button press. The day after Milton I connected the generator to my 50A inlet and I was up and running instantly. We had A/C, hot water, fridge, chest freezer, microwave, coffee maker, TV, and some lights for the entire day. With just the A/C (3.5 ton, set to 78 F), fridge & chest freezer I was using gasoline at about 0.5 gallon per hour or so. I refilled the generator in the evening, around 5PM (started it around 7AM that day). We ran the water heater for a little while with the A/C off just in case. As I was putting the generator away for the night, the power came back on. I wasn't even fretting it though, since we were quite comfortable with what we got out of this generator. My only complaint is that the generator is quite loud, but it's not really an issue when everyone on your street has their own going at the same time. Once inverter generators of this output class become more widely available, I will probably replace this with that.