Assembly took about a half hour. Started right up with propane. I plan to extend the exhaust and run it from my ventilated garage in an emergency, with the exhaust pipe under the garage door and a fan running in the garage window, to protect it from theft at night.

This generator has alot of great features that you just dont see in other generators. This includes a battery charging port, remote stop\start switch, and dual fuel options (both gasoline or propane). We love this generator here in California where PG&E is shutting off power every other day!!!

I am impressed with the quality of this generator at this price point, especially for a dual fuel model. I have not used it extensively yet, but it has started and run under load with no problem. So far I am very satisfied, to the point that I just purchased a Westinghouse pressure washer.

I am still in the process of getting this set up for use on my house but still able to use it for any other situations like power tools, camper, and ice fishing. The dual fuel option is probably my favorite part so far because I have multiple options to power the generator. Easy to put together, so easy in fact I was working with my 4 year old son.

Great experience using it so far. Everything is labeled well and self-explanatory in how to operate the generator. Super easy to start with the touch of a button. It is quiet when running. Very easy to move around. I recommend using a set of ramps to load it into the back of a truck, as it is too heavy for one person to lift.

I hooked up the generator to my natural gas line. I've only done the break in and it works as expected. I like the push button start. It would be nice to be able to drain the oil without tilting the generator since it's so heavy. The wheel installation is definitely a 2 person job.

Heavy, well built generator. The dual fuel capability was the main selling point, it was very easy to set up. The owner's manual was easy to follow but it needs a revision concerning the remote start key fob - pairing was not needed (worked right out of the box!).

After researching portable generators for quite some time and suffering through frequent power outages (a 6 day one last fall) we finally bought the WGen9500. It's a beast and everything the other reviews say it is. It will soon be wired into a manual transfer switch. Neighbors already came to see it and realized that doing this in the fashion we are, is a lot more cost effective than the large automatic ones that can cost 5K. I'll be building a sound reducing enclosure for it before the winter. Glad we finally have it!

Remember that if it’s a wide-spread power outage, many of the gas station pumps will be unable to function. That’s why having this option of propane as well is a great feature. The push start and remote start feature makes it easy for my pregnant wife to operate it while I’m at work.

I’ve had good luck with a Westinghouse power washer so I am excited to use this generator. For the cost it is a powerful generator with the option of gas or propane for the fuel source. The remote start was a deciding feature for me. I like that I do not have to go outside to start it. One issue is that the 50 amp outlet is right above the wheel. 50amp cords are very thick and robust. It is hard to get the 50 amp plug in with the wheel there. The cord does not want to bend or flex. I’m looking forward to the next power outage to see what this thing can do.