I purchased the WGen9500 based on other customer reviews, price, and features. In addition to the generator being able to produce 240 volts to run my well pump, I really like the fact that it features 4 110 volt outlets, and 2 different 240 volt outlets. The electric start and auto choke are great features two, and the remote start too. I appreciate the fact that there is also a backup pull start feature. The user manual is well written and very detailed.

I received this unit on 2-15-22 and I am very happy with my purchase! I put the legs and wheels on and it started on the second crank with propane. This generator is packed with features vs other models. I love the key Fob remote start. The FOB as well as the generator seem to be very good quality! I am prepared now a grid failure!

I bought this generator a month ago. It was easy to place the wheels and get it into working shape. Fortunately, we have not had to use it yet for a power outage, but we are fully prepared should we have a shutoff at any time. We are very happy with this product - it appears to be the most efficient and cost-effective of all the portable generators we considered. Furthermore, since it runs on either propane or gasoline, we have a lot of flexibility.

Just received the WGen9500DF and found it easy to assemble. I do recommend more than one person unboxing and assembling, which I didn't do. All parts were there and instructions were spot on. When we get a winter storm I'll need to leave another review but until then, so far, so good!

Installing feet and wheels was quick and easy. I used a bock of wood to prop up each end to install feet and wheels and tools are included. Generator started right up after connecting to propane tank! I moved Fuel Selector Switch from LP to Gas and added fresh 91 octane free of ethanol with fuel stabilizer. I opened drain plug on carburetor to flush old fuel with new fuel. Replaced drain plug and pressed Start button on Key Fob generator started up on first try. I hooked up multiple loads up to half capacity and all electrical loads operated without any issues. I love all the features this generator has to offer and the price was the second selling point!

We needed a good generator that we could move around when we needed to that could provide enough power to keep us warm in the winter. I am a 65 year old woman and can easily move the generator where we need to run it when the power goes off. We also like the dual fuel feature as storing gas is not convenient and safe compared to propane. We added a transition switch to our electrical panel and we can easily run our house now if the power goes out.

Bought this in anticipation of Power Outages in Florida. Instructions and set up were super easy. Push button start fired it up first time and it worked like a charm. Haven't had to use it for an emergency yet, but now I am confident we will have back-up power when we need it.

Bought it weeks ago and the set up is really fool proof. Put the wheels on myself. No hassle. Leave the cardboard around the unit so it doesn't get scratches. Comes empty so no leak worries. Love that it comes with oil and funnel. Put the whole thing in. I had to YouTube that. It should have a tag. Hooked it up to the propane yank and vroom it started. So far so good

After researching many generators I choose this one based on power output and the dual fuel option. Been through many hurricanes. Michael was the last and after losing all power poles in county I saw we had power back in 14 days. Obtaining gasoline was painful, long lines and quarrelsome people. I now have two 100 lb propane tanks and two 5 gallon gas cans. I estimate this amount of fuel will last me about 10 days running 8 hours per day. Filling the propane tanks will be much easier than fighting the gas lines. The generator 240 outlet will connect through a remote receptacle to my whole house switch and run both my well and central AC.

I bought this for the push button start. It did not disappoint; it started right up. Delivered with a fully charged battery (it comes with a trickle charger, too). I tested gasoline first (ethanol free, although they say it works with regular ethanol gas) and that worked. Then I tested propane and it started right up, too. I haven't had a chance to load a charge onto it; I'll have to wait for the power to go out for that. I had a little bit of difficulty inserting the 30 amp twist lock and I don't know yet whether it's in far enough. That test will have to wait for the next storm.