I just got this generator yesterday. I purchased it for the flexibility of dual fuel and it is large enough to still run my small A/C unit, fridge and freezer. I like the fact that is still has the pull start option, as batteries and electronic push buttons will eventually have issues. It is heavy at 220 lbs dry, but is easy to unpack and assemble the wheels, feet, battery connection, and engine oil. Hooked it up to propane tank for test and started on the 5th pull. Started on 1st pull each try thereafter. Push button start on the console worked fine, as did the remote start key fob. I tested the fob at about 50 yards, and it started and stopped fine. Manual states will start up to 109 yards. Noise level is reasonable for the size of generator. Rolls well with the hinge out handle and large wheels. The 120 V AC GFCI plugs worked fine. Have yet to test the 240V outlets. Only tool not provided is a crescent wrench to tighten the propane connection to the supplied hose/regulator. Documentation is easy to follow and provide adequate level of detail. Too early to comment on long term performance, but early indications are favorable.

When attaching feet, one stud would need thread in as that hole had never been tapped. Also serial number for warranty registration is not where expressed included paper work in packet shipped with generator. You will find location when you register on line

I bought this generator for backup power as we move into our hurricane season. What little assembly was required was very simple and the product, so far, has been everything I hoped for. it is simple to use and will provide all of the power I will need.

Im not mechanically inclined and was a little intimidated but that fsded away as soon as I read the. instrructions! I wanted a generator that I could count on in an. electrical blackout. I hooked it up in 20 minutes. It purrrrs and I hope I never need it. I feel very secure knowing the 9500 is a few. steps away

I just received this item. I like the compact features and the dual fuel option. I haven't used it to power my house yet. I like the stated run time on a tank of gas. It is longer than other units I looked at. It also has the power to run most all the items in my house in an emergency

Arrived promptly. Four stars only because I've only tested it. Not yet used for a hurricane backup yet. Tested excellent. Cranked at first try. Efficient. Runs quiet for a genny. Easily handles my needs of 2 fridges, one box freezer, one sump pump. Ran off gas. Will test propane tomorrow. . Gauges easy to read and display what I need (fuel level, engine hours).nice extras like a cover for each plug) Good gemny for a reasonable price Good for my home and family's use I've seen a lot of gunny use while serving active suty

Generator won’t start out of the box. Charged battery, filled oil and fill new ethanol free gasoline. The remote is nice hopefully I get the starting issue fixed before I actually need it. Well built machine I’m sure something got loosened up during shipping.

Have owned this gen set for a month and I have kicked myself for not buying it sooner. I have had 0 problems since owning this generator and it runs my entire house. It was well packed on a pallet, with no dings or issues, and figured out how to put it together per the instruction manual. I love the remote starter key and am completely impressed with the quality of this product. It is very cost-effective.

'Finally got the unit assembled. No missing nor damaged components. Generator has all the modern features such a remote start, includes a plug-in battery charger (eliminating the need to purchase a separate battery tender), with everything easy to get at. Also includes a true printed owners manual with complete assembly instructions, schematics and drawings, and detailed parts listing. No need to hassle with downloads or a folded single piece of paper with limited information representing a manual. Great unit for a turnkey generator set up.

I purchased this generator 2.5 years ago for just in case we need situation. As soon I received it, I ran with both gas (ethanol free) and propane through just to make sure everything worked correctly, and it did. Flash forward to this past week when we got hit with a blizzard with 70 mph wind gust snapping power poles and taking out our electricity. I got out this generator and first tried starting it with remote start finding out the battery was dead my fault for not keeping on trickle charger. First, I tried starting on the gas setting and it wouldn't pull start, I'm sure from the gas sitting in for 2.5 years my fault again. So, then I hooked up a propane tank and switched it over, and it started on 3rd pull. After running on propane for 3 hours I wanted try the gas setting again to see if it after running it would stir, free up the gas that was it and I did add some fresh gas to it as well, it started on 2nd pull and ran the rest of the time with no problems. I will definitely drain the gas out this time or add some fuel stabilizer. And of course, put the battery on a trickle charge.