Had a power failure for 3 days and finally decided to get a generator for both emergency use and RV camping. This will run my whole travel trailer and much of what I need in home emergency power use. I like the option of using either gas or propane and it has a plug directly for our trailer.

Just setup the generator and ran it off propane right away, but only with the pull cord. Quick setup instructions don't mention that the battery isn't hooked up or charged. Had to look in the manual for that. I'm excited to try it out on the campsite.

We bought this to replace two other smaller generators. Like that it has wheels and is much easier to move around. Have not used it for an extensive power outage yet, but runs well and is not too loud. The handle is damaged and it is not exactly level so investigating that with company. OVer all please with features.

Bought this generator to power my 26' travel trailer for a trip without power hookups. Generator did great. Powered the AC, refrigerator/freezer, tv, lights, etc with no issues. Ample outlets made hookup easy. Is listed as a quiet generator (under 60db). Was still noisy but not as bad as a standard unit. Two things that would make this generator better: 1. Fuel gauge is not accurate. Appeared as if fuel was almost empty but still had probably half a tank remaining. The red fuel bar disappeared but generator kept running. No real way to judge when you need to refuel. It ran out after about 12 hours. 2. No meter to see how much power you are actually using.

Unfortunately, the unit arrived damaged, but I was able to contact the seller who provided me with directions to register and get it serviced at no charge. While the damage was more than likely from the handling of the shipper, the box and internal packaging didn't seem very robust for an item this heavy.

I really can't think of another feature I would add. The directions are easy to follow. The wheels and feet were attached in 3 minutes, the furnished oil was put in and gas added. Ready to rock and roll in about 10 minutes. Runs like a dream.. I gave it a 4 because I had a problem locating the remote start. I looked everywhere , in every bag and couldn't locate anywhere. About to call until something caught my eye. There it was, hanging from the manual start pull rope..

love this because we can use gasoline or propane gas. Also the frame and handle make it easier to move around. I pulled my back out moving the old one. This one also runs for 8 to 10 hours. The old one only 2 hours. We have a lot of power outages due to tornadoes, so this will definitely be used.

I've used this a few times and it's well designed and easy to operate. The push button Start makes it ideal as a generator while camping. The only negative is that we had an issue with the remote start not pairing to the generator. It's moderately heavy, but pretty easy for 2 people to lift. The spring lift bar and roller wheels make it very easy to move around for anyone. We loaded it into our SUV to drive to the campsite and never smelled gas at all, which was impressive.

Just adopted a 3600. My buddy saw how nice my older Westinghouse 6500 generator worked, that he went and got the same 3600 for his camper. I saw that his was nice and it's dual fuel, which I couldn't pass up. They do great. I like the features. Now, just need to break in my new one. HR highly recommended

Was a bit challenging to get the oil inserted. The cap is not easy to thread and the oil container provided had more oil than the engine properly needs. I ran it on propane with no issues. It started readily and ran well. Works fine. It is a bit heavy, but then it provides a lot of output.