I received generator through Fedex shipping some scuffing on side . while checking snugness of parts and spark plug i found ceramic part of boot was broken. but still generator started with easy pull on rope and ran much more quiet than my 3000watt Generac purchased in 2000. I don't like propane connect fitting sticking out past the frame ,could be damaged easy making it a safety issue that's why i gave it 4 stars. I like the generator and would recommend it. but, I don' think anything is built as sturdy as it was in the past.

BOUGHT THIS GENERATOR TO RUN A CAMP. WORKS GREAT WITH GAS OR PROPANE, I USE PROPANE AND HAVE NO PROBLEMS. I LEAVE THE CHARGER PLUGED IN EVEN IF I HAVE THE SWITCH ON. READ USER MANUAL BUT COULD NOT FIND OUT IF THIS IS A PROBLEM. HOPE NOT. WORKING GREAT SO FAR.

I just received my generator yesterday and a friend help put it together. We had trouble getting it started but after calling customer service which was very helpful because we were skipping a step in setting it up. Once we did that step it started and ran really well. Very pleased with this product.

I live in a zone that has possible hurricanes on a yearly basis . I didn't want to be caught without a reserve power source . I purchased the Westinghouse generator and i'm very pleased with the safety features and the ease of starting it . It's equiped with an electric start and can run for an extended length of time . I can even use it on my RV . I'm very pleased.

I had a 2000w gas inverter that wouldn't run my AC on my travel trailer. The gas was a problem anyway because I had to run it empty or drain it before the fuel sat for too long. This dual fuel generator runs EVERYTHING that I need on simple propane cans which I always have with me when I'm camping anyway!

We bought this for our camp trailer. The previous generator we had wasn't powerful enough. So far we've only run it about 30 minutes, but had the power we needed to run everything. AC, microwave and TV all at the same time. It is quite a bit louder than we had hoped, but should do the job.

Just received my WGEN3600DF dual fuel generator. It was very well packaged and it's well built and impressive looking as well. I did not run it yet, snowing out. I put it together in the living room. Wheels are simple to put on, a bolt through the wheel, a washer on the inside With a push pin/spring clip type fastener pushed through the bolt and it's on, about 1 minute per wheel. The rubber feet go on with 2 small bolts with locking caps. I used my impact drill with a socket...less than a minute on each. Everything is tight fitting and well designed. It came with a bottle of oil (10W30 4 stroke small engine). It also came with a screw in funnel to fill the oil without the usual mess. I'm confident given the ratings it will run well and be a great item for camping. I had to upgrade my 2200W max generator, as it won't run the a/c in my new camper. After 3 days of comparing reviews etc, I choose the Westinghouse made in vietnam, because it was RV ready, and it looks very high end. Oh, electric start too, I'm getting too old to be cranking on a rewind. AND it comes with a Fob to start it remotely. It's going to get some looks, and i suspect others we camp with will have some envy, not that that its what i was going for.

I bought this based on reviews and the company reputation. I've had it a few months and have only started it twice to keep it ready. But in California we have power outages due to potential fires, so it's great to have a backup power source. I like the battery trickle charger to keep the battery charged. I'm hopeful it lasts me a while. I gave my old smaller Honda generator to my son who lives nearby.

We bought this after going 5 days without power after Hurricane Sally devastated our area. Hope I don't have to use it anytime soon, but it's reassuring knowing that it is there and furthermore, I can start it by myself. Love the fact I can use propane or gasoline and that it has an electric starter. I'm ready for you Mother Nature!

The best feature is that it can run on either gasoline or propane, and you are able to switch between fuels without turning off the generator! This is great, especially during emergency situations where you do not know which fuel you will be able to get. Mine is very difficult to start with the button starter, unlike the experience of some others, it won't start at all using the kickback starter, and it backfires when it starts. But it runs, and produces power, which is the main point. It vibrates, and is loud, but it works. It arrived with some damage to the frame and a broken spark plug boot, and was shipped in a box with no padding at all. But it runs.