When in doubt search for the best and my WGen3600DF came out on top everywhere. So now I'm learning about wire gauge and that propane produces slightly less Watts than gasoline. Yesterday was the real test after filling the tank with "unleaded", flipped a couple of buttons, and YES ! it started right up and ran fine during this break-in period. I'm here in Florida where hurricanes pop up any time from June to Sept. ... so plan ahead and be ready cause for certain your gonna end up in the dark for a few days and/or paying a big motel bill... so pay it now or pay it later - It's up to you.

We bought this generator just before hurricane season for our RV here in Florida. During power line maintenance near here, power was off for a couple hours. This generator worded exactly as advertised and kept one A(C running as well as everything else until show power was restored.

I bought this unit to prepare for hurricane season. I have not started using it yet, but assembly has been simple and straight-forward. I chose it because it runs on either propane or gasoline and thought propane would be somewhat safer to work with.

Just unpacked generator today, easy assembly and setup instructions. Came with good instructions, tools for assembly and even the oil needed. It took about an hour to get assembled. Started right up using the gasoline option. Tried a few tools and they all ran well. Have not tried running it on propane yet but I like the option of two fuel sources.

Assembly is simple, easy to operate, auto choke is nice, if the unit doesn't start, it auto cycles a few times until it starts, make sure gas is on. Received it a few days ago, haven't used it under load yet. I like the option of using different fuel. Very quiet.

I bought this generator due to the on-going PGE power outages. I am an older woman and didn't think I would ever own a generator. It was easy to understand and started on the first pull of the cord. I didn't even strain my shoulder! It was also way quieter than I was expecting. Good job Westinghouse!

Although I hope to never need to use this for an emergent need, it provides us with a great piece of mind to operate and put to work if needed. We ran through its use to make sure we felt good when the time comes. Instructions seem straight forward and things functioned properly. If I had to offer up a note of (very minor) feedback, I would say that it would be nice to note the amount of oil that is needed in the beginning of the instructions vs the end for ease. Also, not sure what the one tool is for as it is not noted in the instruction, but glad it is supplied.

Impressive Power Output with a peak wattage of 4650 watts, this generator has no trouble handling multiple devices simultaneously. It can powered a refrigerator, 6000 BTU window AC unit, 3 aquarium pumps, fan and a TV easily. A life saver during power outage. Love the dual mode just in case.

We have a ranch in Texas and last year we were without electricity for a week. We wanted to be prepared and also be able to us for work on ranch. I like that it uses propane and gas. I was impressed how easy it was to assemble and ready to use. We were glad we purchased.

I bought for a trip out west. I was able to lock it down in the back of my truck and use it when we stop for the night. The remote start work great when we got up in the morning to start up the coffee pot recharge the batteries. It was extremely quiet for the one night we did use it to run the air with her bedroom only five to six feet away. We ran it with propane to reduce the carbon monoxide. We just open the windows on the top with a fan to ventilate the back of the truck. We could run the air in the microwave or the electric fireplace in the microwave without any issue. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a smaller generator for camping.