I just picked up the purchase yesterday, so I haven’t had a chance to try it out. But the generator is of a sturdy build and was easy to assemble.

I bought this 2 weeks ago. It looks great, I haven't used it yet but I tried it on and it sounds powerful.

Very happy we bought this model. Works as advertised, but have not had to use for a real power outage yet.

Setting up the generator and all is checking out nicely. Best part is easy and remote start. Hoping this gets us through the next hurricane.

Easy to setup and started right up. Seems to be very well built and the instructions were easy to follow.

I bought this generator a few days ago. The starting options are great, pull start, push button start and remote key fob start. This unit has a 9.5 gallon gas tank and can run for 19 hrs awesome! It was easy to set up just install foot pads and wheels and connect battery wires and you are ready to go. The 3 fuel options are awesome, gas, propane and natural gas. I would recommend this generator to anyone. 10 out of 10!!!!!

Husband and I needed one immediately after our power went out and it powered our fridge with gasoline. It was easy to read instructions to put together. It lasted a good long 9 hours until our power came back on. I’m recommending this to everyone I know.

Texas grid is becoming unreliable and after hurricane Beryl we decided it was time to invest in a backup generator. This one was a perfect match for us to power majority of our house including a 2.5ton AC unit all using natural gas. No trip to the gas station or trying to store propane.

Bought this to run my house during power outages. Wired a 50A external plug in my patio/deck for quick hook up. Completed the 5 hr break in period. Wanted to do a test run on my house so I shut off main breaker and plugged everything up. Long story short, will run my central heat and air (4 ton) and all my light and receptacles. So far I am very pleased. Very easy assembly and instructions.

Having lived through power outages caused by hurricanes, freeze events and strong storms a portable generator made sense to me. Especially because Texas has a notoriously unreliable electric grid. I like the tri-fuel option because gasoline is very difficult to obtain when large scale power outages occur. I plan to run this on natural gas and hook it up to my house main electrical panel via a transfer switch. I will be able to power most of my home with this generator, including the air conditioning system.