I purchased over a week ago. It came package very well. It only took a couple of minutes to attach the wheels. I put in some oil and gas and the generator fired up immediately. I was surprised that the generator was not as loud as I thought it would be. I have a pressure washer that is louder than this generator. I haven't got to use it yet in a storm, but it appears to be built very well. I'm sure it will work fine.

I purchased this unit because it has three ways to start it and three ways to provide fuel (gas, propane or natural gas) for a reasonable price. It arrived 2 days after I ordered it. Most importantly to me, it was very easy to assemble and I am a 70 year old woman!

Generator was delivered and has been set up and serviced with the supplied oil. Added newly purchase gas today. Went through starting procedures and the generator started up. Used electric cord with light to check out 110 power and light lit up. Everything works so far.

Put fuel & oil in - push button start fired on 2nd try. Battery was fully charged "WOW". Got me through the recent blizzard in Oklahoma. Ran Central heat, 2 frigs, TV, fans and lights. Got 12 hours out of a tank of fuel. Pretty quiet for such a large generator. Didn't fail me - great generator for the price.

I purchased this in Feb. 2021. I haven't needed it but I just started it up for the first time on propane. I had no issues but it will not start or run on gas. Customer service was very attentive and I am currently waiting for a technician to follow up.

Just got my generator today and it was so easy to set up. Took about 15 minutes before I was able to fire it up. I was able to test it out and it worked as advertised. It’s heavy but the attached handle made it easy to move around. Also quieter than I expected, still pretty loud, but from what I’ve seen, better than other generators. Definitely recommend.

I ordered this unit toward the middle of December 2024. I picked it up on December 29, 2024. The packaging for the unit was superb! Assembly was exactly as depicted in the instructions. After servicing with oil and gas, the first start was via the remote fob . The unit probably made 2 revolutions before starting. Same was true when I started it on propane. Both times the unit started right up and ran smoothly. Good job Westinghouse!

I bought this as emergency backup to my home solar. I shopped around quite awhile online comparing features and prices, and also found a couple of professional reviews that gave very high marks to the Westinghouse, comparing it favorably to other more expensive brands. The final decider was when a good friend of mine bought this same model and I was very impressed with it. I can power my whole house with this thing, so I’m all set for and grid failures.

It appears to be a solid unit. It has enough power to support my entire home. All appliances function and can be used as normal, including central AC, window AC, two fridges, sump pump, dehumidifier, washer/dryer, dishwasher, etc. although when the central AC comes on the inrush is a real kick in the groin for this unit but it does recover quickly and carries on. I did not buy this for the propane option (don't want to take the hit on wattage) and I have two 30 gallon fuel drums, so I cannot attest to it's functioning on propane as I have not tried that option. Like many of the reviews out there for this unit, I had problems with getting this unit started. I don't have any propane and I am disabled and incapable of using the pull-start, so the only choice I had was the auto-start sequence and gasoline. I ran and restarted the sequence 4 times and it would not start. After going over this unit top to bottom with a fine tooth comb (had spark, was getting fuel to carburetor from tank) and after about 15 start cycles I finally found the problem. The automatic choke apparently has a very weak actuator and the choke lever was barely brushing up against the backside of the PCV hose (which is inconveniently positioned horizontally directly in front of the choke lever) with enough force to stop the travel of the choke actuator before it reached the fully closed position and thus starving the engine during the start cycle. I rerouted the PCV hose to run in front of a vertical line to the vapor canister which keeps the choke lever from brushing up against the PCV hose. Now, without interference the automatic choke functions properly and the unit starts within 3 seconds of initiating the start sequence. The only other issue with this unit is the obvious design flaw of placing the 50 Amp receptacle directly over the wheel which severely impedes the use of the receptacle with pretty much any 50 Amp cable.

The welded on bolts for the rubber feet were so misaligned they would not work. I had to chisel off the bolts, file the frame smooth, and install them with bolts I purchased. Poor quality control there. Most people would return the unit, unable to install the feet.