I am so excited to use this. Bought it to use for home emergencies and for extended camping. It is a solidly built generator and, you'll laugh, a nice looking one at that. The dual-fuel is what sold me though. That versatility will greatly reduce our potential downtime.

I bought a WGen3600v power generator 15 days ago and it came quickly and in good state of conservation without any injury, although I couldn't test it because I want to send it to my family in Cuba and for that the Power Generator has to be New according the cuban aduana law, but it looks very, very good.

Packaging wasn't sufficient but easy to assemble and start. Isn't too loud. Fortunately the power hasn't gone out so haven't needed to run it yet, but I selected this model based on the propane option ... If the power does go out I may run it on gas but I won't leave it full of gas to get gummy. Leaving it hooked up to propane (tank off) makes easy for the wife to go out and start without moving or lifting anything.

We bought this generator Aug 30, because of illness , we have used it yet. We plan on starting it up this weekend. It arrived a few days earlier than expected. We like the fact that you can use propane or gas. Few years ago, we had one that used only gas. During the hurricane, we had a hard time finding gas.

Very good generator, but the unpacking instructions could be better. A red sticker says "Remove support brackets from frame before operating." It showed an illustration of an S bracket. There were no other details. It took me a while -- and a call to customer service -- to figure out that they meant. As it turns out, you must remove the 2 RED L brackets on the bottom of the frame.

I was instantly impressed with the engineering features. It is obviously well built. I put it together and had it running in less than 30 minutes. Not as noisy as my older one. I like the remote start feature and was surprised how easy it was. I am positive I made the right choice.

Despite what I have read about some gens arriving damaged for lack of solid packing, this generator arrived in perfect shape. Instructions clear and comprehensive. Everything working as it should in break-in dry runs. Now I have to wait for the next neighborhood power outage for the proof of the pudding. I also like that I can switch on the fly from gasoline to propane, meaning the bottle that feeds my gas grill can become a backup fuel source in an emergency. Bought this small generator as backup for basics like well, heat and fridge.

Last winter our power went out for some unexpectedly long periods of time, so we decided having a small backup generator available to run space heaters and other necessities would be a good idea. Because it might sit for a long time, dual fuel was a must have feature. After reading lots of reviews we went with the Westinghouse and we couldn't be happier. Of particular note was that they included the connection line for the propane tank and a bottle of engine oil, so out of the box you have everything you need. Instructions are very clear, and our unit started up on the first try.

Shipping container was somewhat damaged but the only damage to the generator was that the battery bracket was slightly bent. I had to charge the battery before I could start it but after that it started right up on both gasoline and propane. Initial assembly was easy. I have not yet had reason to run it for any extended period of time.

We had researched a lot of different generators prior to selecting the Westinghouse WGen3600DFV. We compared reviews, value, wattage for gas and propane, noise level, size and weight. We really liked all of the features that this one had. There were also a lot of really good ratings. We like the smaller footprint size of this generator to easily store in our garage. We also like the ability to use gas or propane. Plus, the other advantage is that the weight makes it easy to move around. When comparing this generator with others we chose the Westinghouse for the size, total wattage, and sound level. Another key factor in our decision was the weight since many competitors were just too heavy to lift or move. We also ordered the wheel kit separately and installed it. For the wheel kit the washers for the wheels were a little thick for the cotter pin to slide in so my husband substituted the washers with a slightly thinner one and they installed perfectly. One key point when unpacking is the LPG/propane hose with regulator is tucked up by the engine so be sure to check under the frame for it when you unbox or before starting. Overall, we are happy with our purchase and plan to order another Westinghouse generator.