I have had this unit about 2 weeks and have only run it for a short time to test it out. What brought me to this unit is the dual fuel capability. Since we have very reliable power supplied by the power company, this unit will get infrequent use. Running on propane eliminates the issues with gasoline going bad and the whole issue with ethanol fuel. Additionally, we have this unit at our seasonal cottage. Running on propane will make winterizing a lot simpler.

I purchased this generator as a portable, whole home backup whenever we lose power. The user manual was very easy to read and understand, and after adding oil, gas, and following the start instructions, I had a full functional machine! I am looking forward to the first Midwest ice storm this winter that knocks out the power!

It comes with a battery, a battery maintainer/charger and the connection is on the operator panel! Great detail. It ships with the oil needed and the wheels are easy to install on the solid axles. Wheels even have bearings! I was pushed to purchase a lesser brand and I am so glad I did not.

After Helene knocked out power out for a week it became evident we would need an upgrade in the generator department. I have owned the duel fuel model for about two years for business purposes and have been satisfied with it's reliability and performance, so buying another for personal use was an easy decision.

Bought this generator about 2 weeks ago and it was very simple to attach the wheels and support brackets. I filled the engine with the oil that was supplied with the generator and added gas to the tank. The push button and key fob work very well but the engine would not start, I tried to contact Westinghouse service but gave up after being on hold for 1.5 hours. The next day I tried to start it again and it started on the 3rd try. Hopefully, it will continue to start reliably.

We have been kicking around the idea of buying a generator for fifteen years or so, and we always seem to wait until a power outage, when they are already sold out, to pull the trigger. This time, we finally took the step and based on reviews by other buyers, plus the size and output, we chose this one. We had it delivered to the house, and once I opened the box, I was able to set it up and start it in about 20 minutes, which included reading directions. We have not used it in an emergency yet, nor have we had it on a trickle charger for any length of time to see how that works out, but the key fob starter worked like a champ, as did the start button on the control panel.

I just got my Westinghouse generator and it is a very solid machine. As some people noted, the wheels aren't intended for extended use but this generator is heavy enough that I couldn't imagine moving it a lot. I'm going to be using it for backup power at my house so it will pretty much be stationary any ways. I haven't fired it up yet but I will report back when I have.

Comes with a trickle charger to keep the battery charged. The on/off switch remote comes in handy. The wheels are sturdy and provides great portability. Seems very well made and like the tri-fuel capability. Generator was packaged well and shipped without any damage. It did take 3 weeks to get here, but worth the wait.

Generator was quick to assemble and easy to start. Worked first time (I had to turn the fuel shut off valve to the correct position) and it tested out well. I like the dual fuel option. This will give me plenty of power during the next outage. I also like the remote start option.

Bought this back in November after living through the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. We had to live off a Generator for 5 weeks. The generator we had was not quite strong enough to run the entire house, this will do the job. Also, I love the remote start.