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

Easy to operate, easy to start. This is a great unit that meets my needs.

Great Unit!

Champion Power Equipment

Does the job for what I need. Starts easily and I like the dual fuel selection

Works Great

It is the one we go to every time we need a generator. Very Good and lasts.

Very Good Product. Have several.

Perfect generator for emergency power at the house.

Excellent generator

Works great on our 5th wheel but valve cover developed a leak after 2 years.

Works great.

backup for long term use lp tanks could be a bit quieter

Needed a propane generator to replace the dangerous gas

I am going to use it at my work every time that I need.

This product lasts longer than others brands, I will buy it.

This generator starts very easy and runs great on both fuel types right out of the box.

Having dual fuel capability is very convenient.

I power my home with this & just isn't enough runt time on propane or gas

I would do some research first

Dual fuel function is great. Great value for what I paid. I would buy again

Great generator for RV and emergency purposes

Horrific Generator!  Bought this generator due to the recent fires in Southern California.  Purchased it because it had the dual fuel option.  After filling it with Mobil 1 oil, I hooked the generator up to my recently filled propane tank.  It ran for about 15 seconds with the choke off and then it died.  It would not start again.  Tried to get it running for the days and nothing.  DOA!  I got a lemon.  Had to return it.  Very frustrating to say the least.

Bought this due to the recent fires in LA.

I like to get off the grid with my wife. We go 30 miles down the Padre Island National Seashore in Nueces County TX. I far prefer propane over gas due to the transportation safety of propane. This is my second unit as they only last about 3 years in the beach environment of South Texas. But, it works very well and provides enough power for AC through the entire night on a 30# tank for our 22' Airstream Bambi Sport. 8hrs on a small tank. I take very good care of my generator. I keep it clean and well lubed. I never run gas through it therefore it fires up without issue. Honestly, I removed the gas tank completely when I purchased this one in order to reduce weight as I am getting older. I will never run gas through this generator anyway. When using propane, let it sit and allow the propane to accumulate for 1-2 full minutes in a well-ventilated space outside of course, then pull start. I find this far more consistent regarding starting results. I recommend propane 10 to 1 as I have owned both types. Propane is the way to go. You may get a bit more power from gasoline but the odor and safety issues far outweigh the additional power. One thing I really prefer on this generator is the choke setting and position. It's much easier to adjust and start because of the choke placement. I know it sounds silly but pulling a starter is hard enough and this one is well designed.

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