Within minutes of the delivery of the generator directly to our garage, I had the wheels and LPG hose connected, followed by the addition of the oil. The directions were clear. Once these things were finished, and I connected a propane tank, we started it by using the key fob, holding it for a second. It took off like a charm. The key fob was an attractive feature of this generator as was the electric start. The other great feature was the dual fuel, allowing the propane to be stored for long periods without a shortened shelf life. I currently have an older generator without electric start, and I realized that a battery start was a necessity since I'd developed some shoulder problems. Our main use for this generator is to provide power to necessary household items following power outages from storms.

Bought this back up generator to use as emergency power if and when the need arises. Setup was quick and easy. Start up with gas and propane went great. electric start - remote start and recoil start all done without any problems. We are pleased with the unit - hope to have it for a long time.

This review is for the WGen7500. Not the DF model. Bought to use for emergency power when electric power goes down. Easy to assemble while hanging from a hoist (used to remove from pickup bed). Easy to move around. Starts quickly and easy with the electric start. Runs smooth. Have it all set up and checked out to power my home but have not had to use it yet.

I've been meaning to get a generator for awhile and I finally got the 7500DF. I asked a few people who had a Westinghouse and they said get the dual model….propane (which won't degrade) and gas. I saw the great reviews on different websites and they were positive. I'm content now that I have a generator.

Got this for hurricane Florence haven't really had time to use it but everything looks great run good I did plug in the refrigerator and window unit air conditioner and it did a good job for just a few minutes I think it will be good on long running time

Purchased due to loosing power often. We've used small generator for years to run fridge and light, however last outage for days it was decided to set-up for whole house so we could have water and heat. Took 10 minutes to assemble. added gas, pushed button and fired right up. Ran the whole house for three hours to test and was great.

Just received my WGen7500DF and couldn't be happier. Expected to spend the day putting things together and getting it setup, but all I had to do was unbox it, put the wheels and feet on (took all of 5 minutes), fill the oil, gas up...done. Kicked in on the first try. I have friends that bought cheap generators and waste time trying to get it started and always have issues. I'm not concerned with a brand like Westinghouse. Well packed, shipped, and great product.

Unpacked the box-had minimal damage but due to good packing not to the machine. Went through the pre start procedures. Hooked to propane which will be my primary fuel and with just a few cranks started and ran perfectly. Hooked it to my RV and it powered everything easily. If it holds up well I will be very happy.

I purchased this product 1 month ago, but it was just delivered 12 days ago. I've scheduled an electrician for next week to hook up the transfer box. So far, I have prepped it for use, but have not yet fired it up. Prep included just a few steps - very easy: I installed 2 wheels and 2 feet, attached the battery wires and added oil. Here are my first impressions: 1) It was well packaged, 2) It was built like a tank - i.e. it was heavy with a rugged frame & internals, 3) It packed a lot of hardware into a relatively small footprint with an attractive appearance, 4) it's capable of powering most of our household, and 5) our electrician (who has worked with these units before) likes it and complimented our choice. I look forward to trying it out soon. So far, so good!

Electrician said this is how to go, dual fuel and this one is perfect for a house backup. Assembly is needed to install wheels and front rubber supports. The supports go in with two bolts each. The problem is on both occasions one of the bolts were not screwing in because they were welded and bolts stripped because they were not aligned. Electrician had a nut bolt a little smaller and that was fine. He pointed out that the weld on one of the brackets was only halfway up and said it could crack with use. I would recommend quality control tighten up controls, as both were poor welding controls. If you want pictures just ask as I am quite happy with my unit but you guys can do better.