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.

After extensively researching for a generator, I ultimately decided to purchase the Westinghouse 95000DF. The positive reviews were dead on accurate. The generator was delivered on time, very well packaged and well protected. The setup instructions were very easy to follow and i had it setup in no time. I love the fact that I can run this unit with either propane or gas. It will mean less headaches dealing with bad gas or the frustrations of using gas with ethanol additives. This generator will be used to power all of the tools in my wood shop. It was easy to give this product 5 stars!

I am very well pleased with the layout of this generator as well as the items included which others might consider accessories such as a battery and battery charger, a wheel kit, and the hoses and connections for propane and natural gas. These hoses had quick connect fittings as well. Of course there is the option to use gasoline and it is a large tank. The wheel kit was attached in less than 5 minutes. I believe it will suit my intended use very well.

The generator was packed well and worked right out of the box. everything I needed to get started, minus fuel. Used propane and it started right up. I'm looking forward to having power if my electric goes off from a storm. Great warranty which helped me decide to purchase this unit.

I bought this unit to power the whole house, and I love the dual fuel option. This model was recommended to me by 2 different friends. This is a "BEAST" generator and many features that make the use easy. I am happy with purchase, and looking forward to a long dependable relationship.

We are able to connect the generator through our main power. The generator is able to provide enough power to run my refrigerator, freezer, lights, furnace and water pump. We love that it is dual fuel. We recommended the generator to a friend who also purchased one.

Just got this yesterday and unboxed it and oh my gosh this thing is wicked bad it should be able to run my whole Halloween maze that’s the reason I bought it. Put the oil in it added some gas to it purrs like a kitten love it can’t wait to use it in October.

When I received my generator it would run on propane but not gas. If would squirt gas in the cylinder it would run ti out of fuel. I had a fuel delivery problem. After some troubleshooting I decided the electric fuel solenoid was bad. I called Customer Service and spoke with Dana, explaining my problem and diagnosis. Dana said because the solenoid was not a separate unit, he would send my a replacement carburetor/solenoid as a warranty replacement. 4 days later it came in. I installed it and the generator cranked up and ran great. My theory is that when Westinghouse test ran the generator, they used propane. It's cleaner, easier and no fuel residue during shipping. So it worked great there.

I purchased this as a back up generator for our rural home, and while I've not used it for that, the testing of an actual hook up [after an electrician installed transfer components] it kicked right in and powered all of the essential electrical needs, with additional capacity. It is a heavy and seemingly well made. While two person assembly makes more sense than myself doing it alone, with a little improvision I was able to unpack and install the wheels. Easy to use the instructions....also, very important to record and practice the process to transfer the output to the building it will be used for in a back up situation. As a stand alone power source, it is easy to start [remote] and use. The dual fuel option is important as in an emergecny use, LPG / Propane will be the major fuel to power the generator.

Originally looked at permanent stand by generator but unit cost and installation was almost 7 times more than this solution and I dont have a big ugly box sitting outside my house. After having an electrian do the house setup, I simply pull the WGen 9500 out of the garage, plug it into the transfer switch outlet box on the side of the house and we are good to go with stand by power for all the essential circuits. when power is restored, Just roll it back in the garage. Way cheaper-way better solution to occasional power outages.