We received our WGen9500TFc on July 24, 2024. It was super easy to assemble- only two feet and two tires, connect the battery, put oil and gas. There you go and it started! Generator is extremely well built with great features including Tri Fuel feature.

I got this generator around April 2020, and love it. We got it to use for the normal summer power outage we usualy have during the heavy thunderstorms we get. Haven't had to hook it to the house yet, but we have used it camping and it works great. This generator has powered everything we've hooked to it without any problems. After assembly, filling with the included bottle of oil, and gas (not included of course), I used the recoil starter (pull cord) first to see how many pulls it would take to get started. To my surprise this thing fired up on the first pull. I didn't think the gas had enough time to fill the carb when it fired! The electric start worked just as good. The remote was easy to program and works well. I only have two, very minor, inconveniences to mention to ensure this is an complete and accurate review. Neither of which would prevent me from purchasing this generator, or any other Westinghouse product, in the future. The first is the oil capacity. 1.1 L/1.16 qt. This capacity leaves you with almost, but not quite, a quart of oil floating around until you need to change the oil again. I wouldn't be against buying a 1.1 L bottle of oil from Westinghouse if it was available. I might even pay a little extra for the added convenience of not having an open oil bottle to keep track of for a couple of months - just a thought. The other is that the open end wrench in the tool kit (I was surprised that it had a tool kit, so this is definitely NOT a complaint) doesn't fit the oil drain plug on the engine. Neither of these would prevent me from buying this generator over again, or any other product from Westinghouse in the future. Overall, I LOVE this generator!!!

Received generator in a timely fashion. Put the wheels on and feet and poured in the oil. Attached a propane tank and started on first attempt. Ran for the break-in period and attached a few tools to give it some load. All went well. Purchased for power outages. Love the design layout of generator. 2 thumbs up on purchase.

This generator exceeded my expectation for a backup power source for my home. Living in Florida you need to prepare for hurricanes. Having duel fuel, push / remote start capabilities is a game changer . I have piece of mind knowing I have the WGen9500df as my back up generator.

I bought this 1 year ago and until now I use it, I had not left a review before because I had not used it, I mean that this is super good you can connect it to your whole house even the A/C works perfect it is more powerful with gasoline that with gas

Bought about month ago. Had local utility company install Generlink transfer switch. Had large storm and lost power yesterday. Hooked up wgen9500df using gasoline. Worked great for about 2 hours then quit. producing electricity. Am calling westig hours will update how they handle situation

I did a fair amount of research on generators before I decided to purchase this one... It seemed to have all the features I wanted except idle control but the remote start made up for that. I bought it for backup in case of power failure so hopefully I won't need to use it much but when I do I'm confident this Westinghouse 9500 will do the job!

This generator has it all. Comes with everything to get you going right out of the box. Very good quality, Remote start, you cant touch a similar generator for this price. I couldn't be happier with this purchase. Thank You Westinghouse, and your local!

Purchased the wGen9500DF for backup power when the power is out. I have a 6 circuit transfer switch that provides electricity to the critical items in the house, refrigerators, cooler, and other circuit's .I'm using propane in the unit, it starts easy and works great, it transports easily with the provided wheels and folding handle.

Delivery was a snap, as was the installation of the wheels and support brackets. Decided to use propane for initial startup, and it started up and ran just fine. Haven’t powered much yet with it yet, but I’m sure it’ll run what I’ll need it to run.