I purchased this after a recent storm that left me without power for 6 days. Not going to happen again. The unit is super easy to operate our of the box. Step by step instructions for getting it ready. I tested it after prepping it and it started right up. We're ready for the next power outage.

This generator is well packaged and everything as ease to assemble as the manual. It is a a tri-fuel options with easy to push button start instead of the old option to crane it. It is a plus that it have a remote start as well very convenient. Work great to power my whole house. We are ready for the next storm might cause us to be out of power again.

We live in a rural area that has frequent power outages. This is a replacement for my old gas powered generator that the tank rusted and fouled the carburetor constantly. We plan on ONLY using propane, which should eliminate any problems, and this generator is powerful enough to run my entire house during the storm(s)

This has great features. Has a manual start or remote start, versatility either way. Dual fuel is two options. Easy switch over from gas to propane. Instructions clear for operations of generator. Another great feature is battery charger system. Multiple outlets for use. Also has auto shut off if low on oil.

This generator is really nice! Very well packaged on a pallet so I was confident there was no damage from being in transit. Followed the simple quick start guide and it started on the very first try using propane...that way I did not have to drain gasoline after testing. Can't wait to use it for the next power outage.

This generator is chock full of features-including a trickle charger, ability to run on propane or gasoline, has 30 and 50 amp outlets, auto chock, remote start and more. Plus, in my opinion, it is much quieter than my previous portable generator. My electrician installed an manual interlock system and we tested it out. Started my central air-28,500 BTUs with now problem. Also, started and ran my 50 gal. water heater with AC running-though he didn't recommend doing that due to energy usage concerns. He was very impressed with this generator's handling as we put it thru it's "paces" in turning breakers on and off. I hope I don't have to use it for a power outage, but I'm in Florida and this is supposed to be a really active hurricane season...so I have the peace of mind of knowing that I'm prepared- kind of like an insurance policy I hope Also, I have read about how hard it is to connect the 50amp cord to the outlet on the generator due to its proximity to the top of the wheel. Yes, I did need to use a little effort to get the cord to bend enough at the top of the wheel to allow for me to plug it in properly but I don't feel it took that much effort but I know it could be different for others. The one thing I am concerned about is that it's not supposed to be used in the rain. I wish that Westinghouse had an inexpensive way of housing the generator outside to protect it from the elements. However, I may have found a solution on YouTube for a DIY shelter...so we'll see. Regardless, my first impression, and I will only use the propane, is that this is a really substantial generator.

Generator has been helpful since we moved to the mountains where the power frequently goes out. Set up and utilization are very easy. The one drawback is that to add gas the opening is on the top instead of the side, so adding gas can be difficult.

I bought this generator on Oct 16, 2020, mainly to use as a emergency power backup. I want to be able to use any circuit in the house, but especially my hot water heater. This generator has more than enough power for my needs, and the dual fuel option will be useful so I can keep propane tanks instead of gasoline on hand.

I bought this a month ago for peace of mind during power outages. It has all the features like dual fuel, electric start and a 50 amp outlet. The whole system is sturdy and well built. Assembly involves bolting on the rubber feet and sliding the wheels on which takes maybe 15 minutes total. The electric start really makes the difference becuase you push a button and it fires right up. I plugged in a few things into it like a toaster oven and a window ac unit. It handled them no problem and I will add in a complete review once I get to use it during an outage.

After much research on the internet, I found the perfect generator for my needs, the Westinghouse WGen9500DF. It had all the features that I was looking for that included both gas (9500 Watts) and propane (8500 Watts) fuel options, electric and manual starting, fuel gauge, and multiple AC electrical outlets. It also included several accessories such as wheels, engine oil, a funnel, tools, 12V battery charger, and a key fob for remote starting. The best part is that I found a really great deal on the price. You can't go wrong with this unit!