I purchased the WGen9500DF generator on-line and it was delivered two days later. I was home when it arrived, and the driver put the box inside the garage for me. I removed the unit from the shipping box (by cutting away the sides of the box with a utility knife) and installed the feet and wheels in about 10 minutes. Another 5 min to put in the included engine oil using the included funnel. I initially started the gen using propane. About 5 min to install hose and regulator (also included in the box) to my BBQ grill propane tank. The battery was charged straight out of the box, and the gen started up a few seconds after pressing the start button. I ran it for about an hour and powered up some power tools successfully. Used the included remote control FOB to stop it, and then restart - worked perfectly from 15 feet away (I did not test the remote farther than that). The build quality on this generator appears very good. I'm pleased with the generator which will be used primarily as a power backup for occasional power failures at my home. I rated it as "good" instead of "excellent" since I have not used the generator for an extended period of time to evaluate the long term reliability.

My wife and I wanted a reliable generator for power outages and outdoor use. This one is just right for our needs. It will power the major appliances of the house as well as my power tools outside, when needed. It's fairly quiet and has all the options we wanted.

Just got it today and I had to try it out already . I love the electric start and the remote start the most . It's enough to run my wall mounted A/C unit and everything I might need in a power outage . I've been needing a new generator for a while and I am very happy to have this one .

Bought this dual fuel generator ahead of hurricane season since we live in an area which is prone to hurricanes/outages. Tested using both fuel options, including transitioning from 1 to the other--perfect. Feel we will be protected to run essentials if we lose power.

I brought a 7500 watts Westinghouse a few years ago and always started up and run my house with no problem. so we upgraded to a 9500 watts with remote and dual fuel generator now I had it 2 weeks now and runs good and has about the same running time as the 7500 watts

I bought this beast last month and it runs like a dream. I had a transfer switch installed and now have all my major appliances backed up, HVAC, and outlets so I can easily weather the storm in an outage. Plus the remote start makes it easy to start/stop from inside the house. Running on propane gives me the confidence that it will run reliably, even after long periods between uses.

We have been looking for a generator for quite some time. I did a lot of research, and time after time this Westinghouse generator had the best overall reviews. It arrived today, way before the expected delivery date of 9/20. Easy assembly. Now we are ready for whatever comes, and it comes often in rural central Texas.

I purchased the 9500DF unit for power backup in our home. Unit arrived in good condition, easy to assemble and move around after assembly. I plan to use propane mostly to avoid the extra maintenance of gasoline in the carburetor. I connected a 15 lb propane tank, the unit started immediately with the remote. I purchase a 13' 6-gauge extension cord and connected it to a 50 amp outside outlet. Generator ran fine with an electrical load, very pleased with unit so far.

My electrician recommended this unit after installing a generator transfer switch in my panel. Profesional done, up to code with the breaker bar that doesnt allow the generator switch and mainbreaker to be on at the same time. For a fraction of the price and some leg work, i can keep my essentials running in the event we lose power. Peace of mind.

Replacing a different brand pull start generator. wanted an electric start model, but they were too expensive at the time. I think this will work nicely with the amount of power it has to run more appliances in case of power outage. I live near the east coast, so we do get hurricanes quite a bit. Gives us a better level of readiness that we can keep fridge/freezer and other electrical items running.