I first bought a dura built generator. It seemed cheap and tinny when I assembled it. Out of the box it would run for 10 seconds and shut down. Produced no electricity. Got my money back . They didn't even want me to return it. What does that say about its value? I ordered the Westinghouse Wgen7500 DF. What a difference. This thing is quality from end to end. Easy straight forward assembiy. The accessories are heavy duty. Started right up and ran great on propane. Not wishing for another flood and power outage but I can't wait to test it under load.

This is an easy to move generator that should work as planned. The dual-fuel option is a plus. We have not had the chance to fully use it, but it's great knowing that we have a solid backup that will soon be hooked-up to our electrical box via a transfer switch. Note that it needs to be set-up outside away from any doors or windows for safety where it can't get wet.

I'm very happy with the 7500DF. It only has around six hours on it so far, but it was started and stopped multiple times, everything has been working flawlessly. I really like the option to power via propane to avoid carbuerator gunking up. Looking foward to years of service from this machine!

Just received my WGen7500DF generator. It was easy to assemble and well packed. Everything needed is include. Was able to start it with no issues. Haven't had it on line yet , but will be trying it soon. We live in Florida on the west coast and IAN was a wake up for us. Hoping not to need it but glad we have it. Will repost after trial.

LOOKS LIKE IT SHOULD BE A GREAT GENERATOR, INSTALLATION WAS WAS EASY. STARTED RIGHT UP AND RAN GREAT - HOWEVER ONCE IT TURNED COOL, 12 DEGREES F, IT WILL NOT START. HAD TO TRAP IT AND PUT IN A HEATER TO WARM IT UP. NOT SOMETHING YOU WANT TO DO WHEN YOU NEED A GENERATOR AFTER THE POWER HAS FAILED!

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.

We like this dual fuel generator because it is lower maintenance. The electrician who installed the transfer switch seemed to be impressed. Also like remote start switch. Since we only installed this as a backup when we lose power, we have not had much chance to use it. But my understanding is that we will be able to avoid having to drain the gas when it is not in use, since we have the propane option. We still need to change oil, etc.

Solid Power and Dual Fuel. Love this thing and would highly recommend. Needed a generator that the wife could start as well. Electrician coming out next week to install transfer switch and wall outlet. Started up with one push of key Fob (That's Right...Key Fob remote start)! No more cord pulling.

I'm very happy with this generator. Put on the tires and feet and put in the oil, gas and connected the battery plugs and fired it up. Idled perfectly after about 15 seconds of running. It's nice to know we have a back up for essential electric if we were to lose power.

I bought this about a year ago and it worked when I test ran it. After a year without use, and testing it right before a major storm, the gas feature didn't work, but the propane did. Happy that I purchased the dual fuel and that I didn't lose electricity during the storm, but sad it didn't work 100% after a year.