I bought this to make sure we could power our fridge and freezer and part of the house. I have not had a chance to start it or use it. It does seem like really good quality. i love that it has remote start for my wife to easily use it if i am not home. i will update this once i put some hours on it.

I just got this unit and once I got it home, had to assemble wheels. Compared to other manufacturers who throw a bunch of hardware in a zip lock bag, this unit came with handle attached. All I had to do was place the wheels and we were off and running. The battery start was necessary as the arthritis in my shoulder kills me when I use a recoil starter. I'm almost looking forward to an extended power outage!

After some extensive online research, I decided on the WGen7500DF to go with the transfer switch we had installed after a prolonged power outage in winter. Thankfully haven't had to run it yet, but it looks like it's going to fit the bill nicely. Peace of mind.

I bought it 2 months ago and make a habit of starting it every 2 weeks, just to keep it tip top. No problems so far. It starts in cold weather, but not REALLY cold weather. User tip: make sure it's about 20 deg F or higher outside, keep the battery topped off, and pull the cord a few times to prime the engine. I have never pulled it start; it's very heavy to pull, however priming this way seems to really help the electric starter. It fired up first try yesterday when i pulled three times first and it was 19 F.

I just tested this unit and it runs great and has enough power to sustain power for most of the house. I love the remote start feature, as well as the overall easy interface. I'm glad to have a generator like this that has a short learning curve, especially when time is of the essence.

I purchased this Generator at the end of August, set it up this past weekend, had a question about it, called Westinghouse and they answered right away and took care of my concern. I checked everything out, showed my wife how to start it and she was so happy, no longer pulling that cord and the fact that we can use propane or gasoline is GREAT. We will never be without power

This is the first generator I have owned and at the price point it can't be beat. I love that it can pull from either gas or propane and it even has a remote start. You never hope for emergencies or disasters but because we do live in an area that gets hurricanes and the occasional ice storm, this can be a lifesaver.

Other than a few things to attach. Added oil and gas and it fired right up. With the influx of people moving to the area our electric company is running at full capacity. At the very least I will be able to keep my freezer and refrigerator running. I plan on adding a transfer switch to run the house in the future. We have been hoping to get a generator for years now. With all good reviews and the duel fuel options we are now ready and confident to face the outages when they come. I am so impressed how well it is built, I have no doubt about it durability.

After losing electricity after a wind storm I finally made the decision to buy a generator. After much research settled on Westinghouse; WGEN7500DF. I like that it runs on both gas and propane. It didn't want to start with the gas so we started it with propane and then switched to the gas and it kept running. We stopped it and then started it with gas and it started right up. SO far, so good!

I bought this unit to upgrade my power availability for hurricane related outages after first installing a generator transfer switch. I did product research and went with the duel fuel option. The unboxing and assembly were completed quickly with well written instructions. The unit is well constructed and worked very well during testing. Looking forward to NOT needing it but feel confident it will perform as expected should the power go out.