We purchased this generator in case of a power outage during hurricane Ian. I was able to run our fridge, a couple fans and some lights temporarily until our power came back. Started on the first pull and ran for over 24 hours with no issues. (I followed the directions and changed the oil after 8 hours.)

We use this generator year around. We live in a small town and the electricity goes out a lot during the summer and winter months and having this generator to run our rv so we stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter is a blessing. Definitely would recommend these generators to others.

After doing a lot of ole 'net research and looking in person, I think this is the best bang for the buck option for this size generator. We have it mainly for power outages but also have a few remote uses in mind. Seems well constructed. Break-in period and early uses have been uneventful, that is it worked perfectly as expected. I am looking forward to getting the wheel kit.

I bought this generator as a supplimental power source for our RV. This was perfect since our RV requires 30 amp service. The instruction to get started were simple and the engine started on the second pull. The first pull I forgot to turn on the LP fuel. I expect to use only LP for this generator since it is safe to haul, easy to obtain, and clean to hook up. It fits nicely in the front of my pickup just ahead of the B&W fith wheel hitch. I plugged it in and ran the AC and Micro Wave in the RV at the same time, and it pullled the engine down just a little, nothing serious. The voltage meter stayed well within the green zone. The noise level is what you would expect from a generator. I am very satisfied with this purchase.

This generator was easy to set up and operate. The quick guide and manual are very detailed. I use propane for my ovens and other equipment, so having a propane generator to compliment my other gas-powered ones created flexibility. I plugged in my refrigerator and as well as a large freezer box separately to test and it ran very well. I highly recommend these generators for all homeowners and RV trailers, the decibel level was also quite low compared to other models I have used in the past. Highly recommended.

Bought to power things during an ice storm power outage for 5 days. Ran it on gasoline and was able at first to power two space heaters, our fridge, freezer and chargers. Finally figured out how to run the gas furnace instead of the heaters by making a jumper from ground to neutral. Had it setting on the back porch and could just barely hear it indoors.

Ease of use with propane, no gas mess. No storage problem with propane, does not go stale. If you refrain from gas use you can have the unit idle without possible carb fouling for the life of the unit. Stable with continuous post hurricane use for powering essentials.

Picked this up for multiple uses - backup power for storm damage out in the country, emergency and disaster response (Red Cross, CERT and Sheriff's Office volunteer family) as well as for boondocking with our travel trailer. Got an awesome price on a solid genny that works well off a gas can or our camper's quick-connect propane. A little heavy at 105#, but this farm wife and her teenage daughter managed it without too much drama. Starts fairly easy, and quieter than expected.

I just bought the generator. I chosed it because of the review videos on youtube, plus the great price! I have 2 propane tanks and plan on only using propane instead of gas. i plan on using the generator for power outages during a storm. last winter we were out of power for days. I wont repeat that mistake again! I like the accessories included in the package, but I thought it had the wheel kit as well. thanks for a geat product!

The generator starts easily and has enough power to run my entire house, providing I don't run too many of the larger items (A/C, pool pump, Air handlers. I believe I could run one large unit at a time. I purchased it as an emergency backup to keep our refrigeration appliances, internet, and communications operating during the Zombie Apocalypse. Or any other apocalypse that may come along. The only thing I would change, would be to add additional sound damping. It is not excessively loud, but we live in a neighborhood and I would prefer that they not know we have a generator. We run ours on propane. This way it can sit for long periods of time without the carburetor getting gummed up with stale gas. Also, propane has a very-very long shelf life. We secured our generator and a ten gallon propane tank to a furniture dolly.