Bought this back in November after living through the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. We had to live off a Generator for 5 weeks. The generator we had was not quite strong enough to run the entire house, this will do the job. Also, I love the remote start.

I bought this about two months ago. Lol and just assembled it. It was not hard you just have to read and follow. If your by yourself and are much like me it can take you about an hour. That's only because I'm not the best at reading and following directions. Two people will probably cut half of the time or less. Of course depends on whose helping. Either way it's not difficult.

I bought this generator shortly after hurricane Dorian. I was without power for 14 hours. Moving to South Carolina two years ago, I never expected to lose power. Living on the coast a generator becomes a necessity. This generator is a power house. The duel fuel features was one of the important features for me. Knowing that gas stations might not be able to pump gas during a power outage, the propane feature solves this problem. The ability to switch from gasoline to propane on the fly is a big plus. I haven't had to use the generator yet but I know it will perform as expected. I also plan to have an electrician install a transfer switch to avoid using extension cords and utilizing the 50amp outlet. Westinghouse is a name you can trust.

Bought this generator a few weeks ago. Assembly was simple. I like many of the features of this unit. Have owned competitive models in the past. The starting system is very nicely designed. Expect to use this as a home back up and a mobile source of power around our farm for many years.

I bought this a couple months ago when our other generator wouldn't start after a couple days with no power. Was delivered prompt on y and in good condition. We had our home finally wired for the generator. Works great not sure why we didn't purchase this sooner.

I just purchased this generator and I must say the features are great. Set up was a little difficult. Definitely a 2 person job (please don't use your wife) unless she is a body builder because this monster is heavy. After everything was assembled, pour in gas, stabilizer and oil. Flipped the switch and pushed the button, she fired right up after the third cycle.

Got to put the generator to the test last night in a real life scenario. Lightning knocked our power out and we had to start the generator to provide power to the house. Started on the second try and we ran it for 6 hours until commercial power was restored. Great asset to the house.

Choosing my first ever generator was not an easy task. Once I identified the WGen9500 DF, I knew I was on the right track. It's dual fuel functionality makes it easier to choose from your prefered fuel source. I opted to hire an electrician to install a transfer switch. The test was a successful one. Now I am ready for whenever I need my generator to jump into action. Peace of mind does have a price. Thanks Westinghouse!

The generator was at a great price and easy to set up, but don't expect a miracle cure, especially if you have use long extension cords. Also, couldn't change the oil after 25 hours. The plug simply would not come out no matter how hard we tried. Granted, we stopped at a point where we were pretty sure if we put any more torque on the plug it would have sheared. Otherwise, if you need something to run small devices and tools, at a short distance the Westinghouse 9500 is a good buy.

I bought this product a few weeks ago at a great price and was surprised how well built it is and how little assembly is required. I had an electrician create a sub-panel, porting over the majority of important circuits from the master panel and this WGen9500DF seems to power everything, with the exception of my 5 ton AC's. I only ported one of my 5 ton units to the sub-panel, but upon start-up, it tripped the breaker on the generator, so at least the generator is protected. I will attempt to install a soft start device on my AC, hoping to get it to work with this generator, but in worst case, I can likely manage without my AC's for a few days in the event of an outage. I recommend this generator, which seemed to run just fine off both gasoline and propane. I do with there was a natural gas adapter capability.