We bought this product because our other generator was 32 years young. Where we live we have a lot of outages and you don't want to be without electricity in the heat of the summer for any time. We shopped around and Sam's club price and delivery was a great deal.

We bought this generator a month ago for our 30 amp 26' travel trailer. We wanted to be able to sustain the camper off the grid if needed. Its great! 9hr runtime means a whole night's sleep and having the option of gas or propane really helps. Love this generator! Best buy we've made this year!

I had been searching for a dual fuel generator for a while. I saw this one at Sam's Club and it looked like just what I wanted. I ordered it and had it shipped directly to my house. I was very pleased with the price and how quickly the generator arrived. The generator arrived and it was exactly what I wanted. I'm very happy with it.

I was excited to get this type and brand of generator, and have felt safe knowing it was here with my wife and I in a rural area of Maine. During the freezing temperatures yesterday, we needed to use this and it completely failed to start. It has been kept immaculately clean, inside, and tested out of the box. I called sams, champion, and allstate all for help, and I just kept getting referrals to call others about it. It let down my family and myself, when we truly needed it.

The generator works fine. However I wired my box and bought all the extra parts thinking this was 220. Now I need to buy a $27-39 adapter and make sure all 220 CBs are off on the main panel. I did not see in the description that it was 120 only but the pictures, if you enlarge them, and count the prongs that will be a clue. I just didn't need a larger generator for minor power outages. I suppose I could cut the end off the cord and put a 110 male plug on it. ARGH! I know this seems minor to most folks but sending 110 to both legs on a master panel without hitting all the 220 CBs can do some serous damage. I could also just power one side of the panel and move some breakers around.

Bought this two days ago. Yeah the power was out at the time from a storm, but really bought it for today when my breaker box is being replaced. Fires up just fine. Gives only 0.6 volts. Called the manufacturer. Been on hold with their automated system for over an hour and ten minutes. Killing my phone battery, which I cannot recharge without the generator.

Really disappointed in this purchase. They included a regulator he's for propane that is piped backwards and does not work, the flow arrow cast on the regulator is pointed at the tank,not the generator so the unit cannot get enough propane to run - They will not answer the phone either, tried four time total hold of more than 3 hours zero response. There are Other issues as well, this unit looks good but that is not good enough, I want my money back

This is a powerful generator that I use for camping to power my 26ft, 30amp travel trailer RV. It runs all of the equipment in the RV, including the AC, fridge, and lights just like if you were plugged into shore power. Doesn't require any adapters, and is easy to hook up to a standard propane tank. I keep mine mounted in the front of the RV above the propane tanks. Downsides are that it is heavy and it is very noisy when running. We use it primarily when on the road for longer trips and will power it when we stop at truck stops for overnight or longer breaks. You'll go through a 20lbs propane tank in about 8-9 hours.

We got this during a area wide power outage that was to last several days. We had it prepped and ready to run in under thirty minutes. The gas/propane option is great. We used gas in the beginning but will now drain the gas but the unit is now stored with the propane for future needs. It started first the first time on the second pull and temps were at freezing. Got the grid and freezer and two large space heaters going with no trouble The system is very versatile. Easy to use and great power for the money.

Living in Florida and with this being hurricane season this seemed to be such an appropriate purchase but what made it even better was the fact that not only is a gasoline-powered but it's also propane-powered. What's some people forget sometimes is that during a power outage you can't get gas at a gas station and if you got propane you still have power