The propane fuel option I love most. No more cleaning carburetor of gas gel. Love the size of this generator it powers my whole house with a transfer switch at 1/4 the price of a stand alone gen system. I also like the electric start system with the key fob remote starter

Bought the Wgen9500 from all the high reviews. I just received it. I plan to install an Input Inlet box to my house. This generator will be more than enough to power to run our essentials. Looking forward to trying it out. I will have to write an update review once I've been able to use the generator. Key features: remote start (will come in handy when wife will have to set up generator if I'm not around), up to 50Amps (gives us more options), easy to use controls, and strong and sturdy.

Out of the box the generator ran on gas and propane. It will not run on natural gas and it appears to be a supply side issue. The current meter supports 250 cubic feet per hour and 5 psi. Our energy company is going to change this to 400 cubic feet per hour. If I can get back in, I'll update this posting.

I just got my generator and it was easy to assemble, it started easily and alot quieter then my last generator. It powered my tablesaw, mitersaw and my full size refrigerator easily for two hours. I also like the color. More later after hurricane season.

After researching several models, this generator has the most features for the money spent. I needed dual fuel, electric start, and known quality - I got all three with this unit. Hopefully, I won't need this generator (intended for Hurricane/storm use), but I feel confident I won't be "in the dark" with this one!

bought this item a couple weeks ago received and was very happy with the way its built and how easy this 200lb plus can be moved around by just one person the balance between the wheels and handles are spot on not to mention its tri fuel . I would definitely recommend

looks like a solid built generator, heavy, which is good, easy to operate, manual easy to follow, runs steady not rough, not loud, minimal vibration, have not plugged into fridge, fans or anything in house, only circular saws-15amp worm drive, did run items like hairdryer, toaster etc., will probably install transfer switch and interlock at a later date, looking forward to making most of it's power output, am very satisfied with unit, after hurricane IDA came thru I new it was time to buy one.

I bought this model generator June 2024 and it didn't work as designed with the ST switch that should have auto-started the unit. They kept sending untested replacement parts, and even replaced the entire unit with the one I currently have. That didn't work either, and the replacement control panel they sent the warranty center didn't work either. Finally, they sent a test module that did work. They weren't responsive to my concerns and did not to expedite the repair with tested, working replacement parts.

Purchased this mainly with a desire to have electric start. The also supplies a remote Key Fob for start and stop operations. Sweet. I learned with electric / remote start, the choke / run are set automatically and have 3 attempts. Although mine start right off every time, gas or propane. Battery and oil for break-in are supplied. Also, the generator has a charging port and Westinghouse supplies the power plug too. And basic hand tools. Although no wrench 19mm(?) is supplied for the tightening or remove all for the LPG connection to the generator. Speaking of that, gas or propane dual fuel. Both work fantastic and switching between the two while running is flawless. As I said, it will start with gas or propane too. The propane connection is supplied. While running, the transition is quite flawless. Other features key to me carbon monoxide sensor and 40A / 50A plug ports. To maintain, all operations(oil, carb, manual pull starter, etc are easily accessible. Smart engineering. We connect ours directly to the Generlink interface for safer operation with power crews and less modifications to have an electrician do anything with the main AC panel. See photo. There are plenty of other generator photos but this is nice. Oh, there is an ST switch option to plug into the generator and into your house. When power loss is detected it will remote start the generator. However, with the GenerLink, that’s not possible. I have recommended this to my neighbors and friends.

I just bought this and everything checks out just fine. I am concerned that I can't seem to find the two high altitude kits I need for operating at 9200 feet. Otherwise, it easily power selected circuits in our house, including being able to start our well pump (8000w start up). I never thought I would ever say, "Can't wait for the next power outage."