Very easy to assemble ten minutes and I was ready to push the start button. Started right up,tested the remote and was able to start and stop it from inside my home The data center is nice it has a frequency mode so you can adjust ( 60hrtz is ideal for all your finicky tech) mine was at 61.2 which would be fine It's definitely well made and much quieter than others I've owned Very happy

I had some minor difficulties setting up the unit. The instructions contained a contradiction with respect to the cables to hook up to the battery. Had some trouble starting initially, but after checking the spark plug to make sure it was secure, it started with no problems. A licensed electrician installed a transfer switch and we tested the unit to make sure it could handle the circuits needed. It had no problem running my furnace, tv, fridge and several small appliance in addition to lights. Hopefully I never need to use it, but now I'm ready for an extended power outage.

great product at a great price, this generator gave us hope well our electricity was out. it powered our heat and refrigerator well our power was out. has more than enough power to run the main things you use everyday. it starts up very easy and even has a remote start fob. thank you westinghouse for making a great product at a great price that is reliable.

Assembly of my new Westinghouse generator was a breeze. Instructions were straight forward and all the required parts were conveniently placed in separate plastic bags. The specially designed funnel to add the provided oil was effortless. All I need to do is add some gas and fire it up when the next power outage occurs.

Followed the directions in owners manual for first time start up and everything worked fine. I started it using the manual pull and electric start ups (push button and key fob). The manual needs an update with the battery section because I didn't have to connect battery. All I had to do was connect the wires coming from the battery to the rest of the generator. Haven't used it yet to power anything, but I'm should be prepared for any storms in the future.

It was time to replace mybold Honda 3500EX and I'm glad I chose the WGen7500. It has more than enough power to support my house when I plug it in my gentrac, it could even pick up to power the extra fridge and freezer we have separate in our garage. I cant wait till we take this dry camping with us to pismo beach in our 5th wheel.

Just received my generator today. Very easy to assemble wheels and front stand brackets. Hole spacing on one of the brackets was about 1/8" too far apart and couldn't get the second bolt in so I squeezed it slightly in my vice to get it assembled. Other than that it went together so easy. Nice that needed tools along with oil and oil funnel was supplied. Read the startup and maintenance manual, put gas in it and it started right up. Oh, didn't see any reference to connecting the battery wires in manual. Found out this was necessary before to start. Since I just got it today, anxious to see how it performs long-term.

The installation was easy and trouble free. Adding oil was a slow process but temps were in 20's so the oil was thicker than normal. Battery was fully charged and started the generator even in cold temperature with no problem. Generator took a few minutes to settle but once it did it ran smooth.

Bought this generator last month. Luckily I didn't have to use it after hurricane Henry didn't knock my power out. Having read alot about generators, I was happy to learn I could hook this up to my house breaker box, and power a certain number of appliances during an outage. Many of my friends told me I bought a great brand name. So I am happy I bought a Westinghouse. Wish I had the duel fuel (gas and propane), so think about that if you purchase one.

I have only ran the generator on small loads for short duration however I had zero issues with operation. My one gripe was that the product was delivered with the battery quick connect hot wire and the generator got wire disconnected from the solenoid. I think there is a nut missing that holds the wire ends on the solenoid but this was a pretty easy fix