I haven't fully tested this yet, but my "out of the box" experience has been flawless. Slapped the wheels on, added oil, added a tiny bit of gas. Stepped back, hit the remote start button, and voila! Started first time out of the box. Ran for a second or two, then died. Did I mention "tiny bit of gas"? After a few seconds, the generator *automatically* tried to restart. I hit the remote stop and it gave up. I added a bit more gas this time, hit the remote start button and it started right up. This kind of experience gives me confidence in what the future holds for me and my new gene(rator).

We just came out of a 3 day power outage in 90 degree heat. We have a small 3000w inverter that we used to keep the fridge and freezer going but we melted in the heat. This is going to be a life saver. We watched numerous videos, read tons of reviews and couldn't find any cons to this unit. We just got it today, synced the remote which it fired on the first press. I have friends that paid much more for less power with Dewalt or Champion and one friend that has the same unit and raved about it. And it was on a job site my son worked on and he said it worked fantastic. You can't beat the price for this much power. I am very excited and happy with this purchase!

I bought this as a back up in case we lose power. Right out of the box you can tell it's well built. It has well thought out features like, remote start and push button start. I have only run it for an hour to break it in but so far I am really liking it and think it should provide many years of service.

Wanted something powerful enough to basically power our entire house. This thing is extremely durable and also looks great. Remote start, 30 and 50 amp options. Comes neutral bonded to frame with directions on how to unbond the neutral for home panel connections. very good deal as well.

I bought this generator and it was delivered 12 days later. Had to put the wheels on and that's about it. Oh don't forget the oil. You will have to fill with the included oil first. First time I started it with the supplied remote control. It fired right up. Tried out some power tools etc. Exceeded my expectations.

This is my second generator and I'm getting older so I thought that by having a push start it would make it easer to get it going. I also love that I can use 2 types of fuel. This is one of the assets to my house. Cant wait to use it. Although it is a little heavy to move, I'm planing on making a place close to my connection to the house so I can maintain it dry and not have to move it.

I bought this generator to use as a backup power supply for our house. Gasoline or LPG, easy to move and connect, electric or pull cord start (with a remote start clicker!), and plenty of capacity. I've used several different generators on construction sites and for power outages, and this one has the best combination of features of all the ones I've worked with.

I purchased this Generator to use as backup for my property and as a source of portable power. It had all of the features I was looking for. I liked that it includes everything you need to get up and running (Oil, Propane lines, Funnel to fill it, and the wrenches needed to put the wheels on), this made setup super simple.

Luckily we haven't had to use the generator since we bought it but it appears to be solid. Followed the simple assembly directions for the wheels then added oil and fuel. She started right up with a push of the button and ran beautifully. Did notice rust blisters on the top of the control panel so that will have to be sanded down and repainted at some point. Biggest complaint was with the shipping. The generator was clearly stored upside down because although they drained the oil, the little bit left inside ran out and was all over the top left corner and the control panel. The frame rail was also all scratched up (More Painting Will Be Needed) and the silica bag placed in the box was torn open and the silica beads were everywhere. Had to ensure none got into the generator before starting.

We bought this in anticipation of winter storms. We haven't had to use it as of yet. We ran it for the initial 4-5 hours before putting a load on it. Once that was done we just plugged in some power tools to check the outlets. Everything worked fine. I am excited to be prepared for any power outages we may incur.