Just unboxed it and put the wheels and stands on it but haven't had a chance to start it up or run through the break-in process. Purchased this to get a little more power from my current generator plus have the option to use any fuel available during a storm of freeze.

My best friend is a general contractor he has about six generators and three are the Westinghouse and he talked me into buying this one. I already had one but it wasn't big enough to operate my heater so I bought the 750 and absolutely love this. It is electric start and starts almost immediately every time. I would recommend this generator to anyone it's the best I've ever owned.

This thing is an absolute beast when it’s still in the box. Definitely a 2 or 3 person job to lift it into and out of a truck or van. The wheel installation was easy and it’s much easier to move around once the wheels are on. I haven’t fired it up yet, but there appears to be good clear instructions for starting it using any of the 3 fuel type options.

As hurricane Helene was headed for us, I found my 25 year old portable generator had given up the ghost. We were without power for 5 days and lost everything in our refrigerator and freezer. I started reviewing new generators and landed on Westinghouse instead of the previous vendor, and selected the WGEN11500TFc. I am not disappointed. Unpacking was not difficult and I did my initial test with propane. Started right up and it is not as loud as my previous generator. I had an electrician install an interlock on my house main panel so I can select what circuits I want powered from the generator through a 50amp cable and input box. I have not unbonded the generator to run the house yet, but that is on my list for next weekend. As an engineer I am very impressed with this machine. I made the correct choice.

This is the second generator I have purchased. The first run started and ran with no problems. I decided to purchase a larger one to run my whole house , the only issue I have is I never received my cover for the first one so I hope I receive the cover for this one. love my generators.

This generator packs a lot of power. It runs everything I was hoping for on running on natural gas! Once you lose power most gas stations do also so the way to go is natural gas. Westinghouse generators are a brand you can trust for dependable results when needed. I wish they could make one for natural gas and propane only. Sincerely, MCB

I bought just a day ago, and I ready love this model! My previous generator was a Firmann, which was good, but this Wgen11500Tfc is much more powerful. I was able to power not only my whole house, but even my central AC (with a soft-start installed). When hurricane season comes, I hope we don't loose electricity, but if we do my family will be cool inside. I love that this model comes with its own battery maintainer charger. I also really like the low THD spec (5%) on this model. I was nervous my previous generator would damage my electronics, but not this one. This generator will be a life long purchase.

With this tri-fuel system, I can easily use gasoline, propane or natural gas. I use natural gas when connecting to my house and gasoline when on the go. This system powers everything I need in the house in the event of a power outage. Highly recommended.

I purchased this end of May in preparation for the hurricane season. I had an electrician install an outlet for it and tied it into my breaker box with a quick disconnect. So far I have not had to use it for backup power, but based on several tests (using my natural gas line), it is able to power almost all of my house. I have a three story house with two A/C units - one 2 ton unit for the 3rd floor, and a larger (I think 3 ton) unit for the 1st and 2nd floors. In my test I was able to power up lights and basic electronics in the house, as well as run both AC units without it bogging down. This includes my refrigerator, a garage chest freezer, 4 wine fridges (1 large and 3 small wine). So I am confident in a power outage situation I can keep A/C, my 5 fridges, key electronics (computer/cell phone charging, internet, security service and lighting going without bogging down the generator. That is more than enough to be able to stay cool, have lights, and not have spoiled food/wine during an extended power outage in the heat of a South Texas summer.

Bought this after Helene and before Milton. Tired of using a small generator with drop cords running everywhere. I wired a 50 amp plug in my breaker box and bought a 25 ft. 50 amp power cord. This generator will pull everything 110v in the house and maybe more. Should have done this a long time ago.