After a couple months of reviewing different portable generators. We made the call to purchase the Westinghouse brand due to features and cost. It was delivered and very easy unpacking.. It even came with the oil and all the tools to assemble. Hurricane season is here and I am very certain it will be able to handle an needs we can give it.

Bought this to power a 5hp submersible pump on a 560 foot deep well. Does the job great, even with derating for 8800' altitude. Love the dual fuel feature for off-grid living. It's heavy and loud, no surprise. But comes with handles so it can be lifted without too much problem by two people, and it isn't nearly as deafening as some generators. Overall very satisfied.

I bought this to run my house if our power goes out. With multiple starting options, and clear easy to follow instructions, everyone in the family knows how to start it with little effort. There is even a port to plug a charger into so you do not have to disconnect the battery. They thought of everything when designing this.

I bought this generator in July and am now am preparing to use it with Hurricane Helene approaching. I am please with the ease of understanding the control panel and the clarity of the manual that came with it. I love the three-fuel capability of this unit since I have natural gas and propane available as alternatives t gasoline

Already had another Westinghouse product that I'm happy with. So, I bought the WGen9500DF to use during power outages. Instructions are easy to understand and the generator is easy to use. It's versatile since it is dual fuel. I'm happy I made the purchase.

Replaced old unit with new generator that has more watts, the unit should have switches for 120v to 240v. Which would make using unit easier. To which you have to rely on the unit to make that choice for you which can be nerve racking at times unless you don't care about the item being powered by the generator.

Been running this generator on site for a month. I have it hooked up to a 100 lb propane tank and works very well. The remote start makes it handy to start or stop from the job trailor. The safety person was concerned about the decibel level being above 85 DB, but when we put a DB monitor 1’ from the muffler it was only 77 DB. As far as a generator goes it has met all our needs on a 50Amp ckt. No problem. I would purchase again.

Easy set up with no extra tools needed. Poured in the included bottle of oil. Removed the spark plug and placed less than a teaspoon of oil in the cylinder wall and pulled it 10 times to distribute that oil. Reinstalled, spark plug. I then hooked up to a propane bottle and hit the remote start button started right up. Ran flawlessly for one hour with no power hook up. I then began to vary the wattage from 750 W to 3500 for 15 minutes and shut it down. Will continue to break in less than 50% rated wattage for five hours and then change the oil and it should be ready to go for the big load.

I purchased this mostly for emergency purposes and the rare camping trip. Fortunately, there have been no emergencies to review its performance over hours or days. I found the documentation to be very thorough. Setup was easy and instructions for operations easy to follow. I purchased a dual fuel model since I purchased it for emergency purposes. As such, fuel needs to be stored. Since gasoline has a shelf life, even treated, its nice to have the option to run on propane. Not only does propane store indefinitely, but it is safer as well. I also liked the convenience of the remote start. I did my research and read many reviews and this one came highly rated. I will try and return to update my review when I get a chance to use for an extended period of time. But I have no doubt this will perform to my expectations.

We literally just unboxed the generator so this review will not include usage information. Upon delivery the box was very sturdy and not easily punctured. All extra components were easily identified though not all items are located in the component box. The fob was attached to the instrument panel and the natural gas hose was in a bag within the frame. Both were easily found. Installing feet and wheels was easy but you need someone with strength to lift onto props (of course). My recommendation is to use same the letters in the content list as the instructions. So if the hitch pin is "D" on the list, use "D" in the instructions. The rest of the instructions look easy to follow even for those unfamiliar with small engines. We are purchasing this generator for use as a backup when power is out long term. We will be installing a transfer switch and a connection for our gas line for flexible use.