I bought this after a recent power outage. I wanted to be prepared for the next power outage because it took three days to get the power back on. It was easy to assemble and the instructions are very clear. I have not used it yet but I have it all set up for the next power outage. I am a 59 year old women and was able to push it around nicely with the attached handle.

Works Great! Love the easy to use features. Push button start worked every time. My mother and I both tried the pull start just to see if we would be able to do it if my step father wasn't home and we both could hook it up and pull start it no problem. I feel at ease knowing everyone in the household can hook this up and run it during a power outage.

I shopped around for a first time purchase of a generator. Compared different brands, models, features and wattages. Decided on the Westinghouse dual fuel 7500-Running-Watt Generator. Assembly was very easy, the fold down handle make moving the generator very easy. Love the remote start, can start and stop the generator 100 ft. away. The Generator has all the features I was looking for. Very satisfied!!!!

I bought it a couple weeks ago. Started up first time. Having work done on my property, my contractors love it. Not as loud as expected. I plan to use it to power my workshop. I'll still need to dampen the sound with some kind of enclosure. No big problem just a personal thing.

After putting it together, filling with oil and gas, and getting familiar with the controls I used the remote key to start it. It had a little trouble but once I manually did the choke it started right up. Tested it with a light and so far so good.

I did a lot of research prior to choosing this model. One of the key factors was the Westinghouse name. It' synonymous with quality. This is my first generator I have ever purchased. I'm convinced that it will suit my needs in the event of a power outage. Assembly was quick and easy. Opened carton, attached wheels, filled with oil and gas. It was a bonus that it came with a tool kit and oil. It even has a key fob to start remotely. I connected the battery, turned switch-on and attempted to start. It would crank but not start. I looked for a fuel prime button but did not see one. After reading the manual I noted the fuel cutoff switch was in the off position. I turned it on. Pushed start button and it fired right up !! Wow it was so easy. I turned it off and tried the remote start fob. Again it started immediately. I left it run for about 15 minutes prior to plugging anything into the outlet. It has 4 20 amp outlets. The engine did not even slow down. It is extremely quiet for its size. Less noise than my lawnmower. I also chose this model because it was dual fuel. I like the ability to have it run on either gas or propane. I have yet to use it in an emergency power outage but am confident it will meet my needs. I would recommend this unit. It's priced right, dual fuel and easy to operate. It also comes with a limited 3 year warranty.

Purchased recently and just completed setup. Instructions were simple and clear. Materials included made it quick and easy. Ready to use just in time for the first big snow storm of the season. Looking forward to taking advantage of the dual fuel option.

I bought this generator after researching other models. I really like the dual fuel feature and set myself up to use propane which is easy to store. The initial set up was easy and I also installed a transfer switch. I'm almost hoping for a power outage

Had all the features I wanted. Perfect size to run my house. Love the dual fuel and the remote starter. Just took it out of the box and it looks very solid. Can't wait to fire it up. Will write another review after I hook it up to my house and try it out.

I would give this a perfect review but when the Ian hit Florida I used up my propane first and then went to gas. After trying to start with gas it wouldn't start. Had the knobs and switches in the correct setting. Pulled the bowl fuel screw and it was getting to the bowl. Pulled the safety shutoff from the bowl and it wasn't working. Put power directly to the wires and still nothing. Finally cut the plunger off the switch and away it went. This has never been ran on gas so I know it wasn't stuck from something I ran through it.