I got the tri fuel hooked up to my natural gas and it works very well, powers my whole house. It connects to my 30 amp inlet, I may upgrade to a 50 amp as it has that option. Love the peace of mind that I can go from natural gas, to propane, to regular gasoline. The only con so far is that it’s incredibly loud.

I just purchased the 9500 Tri Fuel generator after researching other products (Brands) available. This unit has more features and is extremely well constructed. Final assembly and setup is simple. I plan to have a transfer switch installed and connect to the natural gas in my home. Will provide further updates in the future.

Just got this open today, put wheels on and added oil, hooked up propane it started on the second try, ran house for an hour, seemed to work well except my back up power supplies did not like the power from the generator completely, kept setting off alarm on it. Also ran generator on gasoline for 15 minutes added fuel stabilizer seemed to work fine to.

I happened to make the purchase literally a week before a storm hit Houston and I subsequently lost power. I was able to very quickly set this up and get the essentials up and running. Working off natural gas, I've been running my large fridge, internet modem, tv, work essentials, and a 9000 BTU portable air conditioner. Did my first oil change after 25 hours (took a literal 5 minutes) and everything has been running incredibly smoothly. Highly recommend.

My new tri-fuel generator just arrived and I'm excited to get it set up and running. Living in hurricane country on the Gulf Coast, I decided to buy life-style insurance and ensure if I do get hit by a hurricane that I'll be able use this generator to power my life's necessities during the recovery. I chose the tri-fuel to ensure I wouldn't likely be caught up in gasoline or propane shortages or long lines. I just need to throw the switch to natural gas - if required. Like home and car insurance, I hope I never need this generator. However, I can now rest more easily knowing it's ready when/if I need it. Be aware that it is very heavy (sturdy/durable/etc). I'm likely going to need helping getting the wheels on, but I'm looking forward to having it ready.

Comes with a trickle charger to keep the battery charged. The on/off switch remote comes in handy. The wheels are sturdy and provides great portability. Seems very well made and like the tri-fuel capability. Generator was packaged well and shipped without any damage. It did take 3 weeks to get here, but worth the wait.

I bought this to provide power to my whole house, replacing a small inverter generator that I was using to power up a small window A/C unit and a few small appliances. My home is set up for natural gas so getting a tri-fuel model was high on my list. After researching various brands, I settled on the Westinghouse 9500TFc as it is the only generator in this size that provides a 50A plug. I also like the fact that it can be remote started and weighs only about 200 lbs. The large wheels and foldable handle make it easy to move around with only one person. I have yet to actually use it beyond the initial break-in period. The only small annoyance is the user manual which leaves a lot to be desired. Fortunately for me, there are plenty of how-to videos online.

We recently purchased this generator after our old generator was struggling during a 3 day power outage after the last Houston hurricane. After receiving it, it was easy to assemble and started right up when hooking up to propane. It looks very high quality and gives us added comfort that we will be better off when the next power outage comes our way.

This generator runs great and is surprisingly quite for its size. The builders put a lot of thought in the layout and construction of this machine. Love that is tale natural gas as an option. I would recommend this to anyone who is need of a large but quiet generator.

Easy set up with no extra tools needed. Poured in the included bottle of oil. Removed the spark plug and placed less than a teaspoon of oil in the cylinder wall and pulled it 10 times to distribute that oil. Reinstalled, spark plug. I then hooked up to a propane bottle and hit the remote start button started right up. Ran flawlessly for one hour with no power hook up. I then began to vary the wattage from 750 W to 3500 for 15 minutes and shut it down. Will continue to break in less than 50% rated wattage for five hours and then change the oil and it should be ready to go for the big load.