Very easy to setup by myself. Hooked it up to a propane take and it started up right away. Just installed a switch box for the house and it will keep all the important stuff running during an outage. With the natural gas hookup I'll be adding a house attachment shortly.

Just bought this generator. I have owned Champion gasoline model for years. Decided to go trifuel to avoid gasoline maintenance issues and supply issues when I need to use it. Really appreciate that almost everything you need is in the box. I unboxed and had it running on propane in few minutes. Next day I bought couple of fittings at hardware store and ran with natural gas. Ran for 5 hour break in period. Will change oil and it will be ready to go. Now don't have to worry about fuel supply issues with gasoline or propane.

Haven't been able to put it to the test yet, but unpacking it and putting it together it seems like a well built product. This is my third time trying to receive a generator that wasn't damaged. First two tries were a competitors product. I guess third time is the charm.

I was so impressed by the quality of the machine. It came well packaged and included many more accessories than I expected. Made installing it a breeze. The instructions are very well written. I've purchased many generators in the last 20 year's, this is by far, one of the best!

Out of the box, there were no issues. Ran it for 5 hours (break in period) and it did what it was supposed to do. Loud, but i expected that. I love the fact that it runs off natural gas. No storing gas or propane. I already had a natural gas line ran to my grill so it was an easy connection to make. So far so good.

We don't lose power often so spending upwards of 10K for a whole house automatic generator seemed like a waste of money. We opted for this tri fuel generator for our needs. A simple T added to our gas line and a proper house transfer switch allowed us to achieve what we wanted to accomplish for a little over 2K all in. Things that need to be considered are the length of the gas line run to where the unit will be situated. We ended up purchasing a 1" flexible gas line to ensure sufficient flow at peak demand. We never plan on using gasoline from our experience in superstorm Sandy where we weren't able to obtain gas anywhere. Also gas doesn't last long when stored. This is the ideal setup for us.

My genertor was really easy to set up, electric start worked and the generator ran at an acceptable noise level. For the price, this generator was a good value. I had the plumbing company come out, however since the hoses were included, I could have done it myself. The wattage will run everything I need in the house, save my 4 ton ac unit. Mini split ac, lights, fans, well pump, 2 refrigerators, etc, check, check, check ! Most importantly, this generator runs off natural gas, propane or gasoline. In an emergency, I will surely be able to find one of these.

Haven't had a lot of time with the generator yet but it appears very well-built. Hooked up to the natural gas supply on the house and it fired right up. The electric start is nice and really like the ability to run on three different fuels. Almost looking forward to our next power outage!

This was the only portable generator that I could find that runs on Natural Gas, and its very affordable, and came with NG hose and propane hose with quick connect fittings, shipping wasnt bad came within a few days, OIL was included, everything is neat and packaged nicely, I got a cover for mine as well that fits perfectly, not a real loud generator, highly recommend, very convienent having 3 fuel sources.

Had it a week, so haven't had much need (no power outages...) but we have tested it. The generator clearly handles all of our emergency needs. Really like that it is TRI-FUEL and can run from natural gas as well as gas or propane. Looking to attach to a NG line near our electrical panel and add a switch to have it directly run major circuits in the home and avoid the extension cords. The only downside, with this much power comes a great amount of sound. Will have to find a way to dampen the noise or invite the neighbors to use some of the power!