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Champion Power Equipment 3500W / 4375W Dual-Fuel Generator

This generator worked very well when our power went out from a tornado, it was very easy to operate

I would buy this product again

Champion Power Equipment

Works exactly like it suppose to. Great generator. Powers everything I need it too.

Love this generator.

Works great! Always runs the AC in my camper and is very dependable.

Great Generator!

Powered what we needed in our house in the winter while we were without power for almost 3 days.

Powered what we needed in our house

Great generator for the price. Starts easy. Only complaint is it's a little loud.

Great Generator

This will keep my sump pump working when the power is out. Easy to use, dual fuel..

Ready for the storms

Starts on first pull every time

Will use it for RV camping. Works on gas or propane is an awesome feature for me.

Generator started right up, and worked great.

Only had for a short time now. But does a great job

I would buy this gen again

Worked like it is supposed to right out of the box.

First pull start!

Filled with gas and oil. Started on the first pull. Ran 5 minutes and cut off by itself. Wouldn't start again. Tried next day. Did exactly the same thing. Called Champion. They ask you stupid questions like is there gas and oil in it. Returning it today.

Never ran 5 minutes

So far I'm impressed with this generator. After purchasing the wheel kit and installing I finally prepped the generator, added some gasoline, hooked up a propane tank, and started the generator.  I started first using gasoline. I was amazed that it fired right up on the first pull of the starter cord.  After running for a minute or so, I shut off the fuel valve and let the generator run out the gas. I then switched the fuel type switch, turned on the LP valve and again it started on the first pull. After running for a couple of minutes I turned off the fuel valve on the generator and let the engine die.  Totally satisfied so far.  Just need to add some load to the output and test.

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