Like many people that experienced recent hurricanes, I decided I needed to have adequate optional power sources. I had smaller gas generators, but had to keep moving the unit to power some portion of the critical need items. I decided I needed a larger unit to meet all, or most of, the needs with one unit. This unit also allows for gas, propane and natural gas fuels which is helpful as sustained power outages sometimes make it difficult to get gasoline. I test ran the unit for a short period and was pleased with the operation.

Out of the box the generator ran on gas and propane. It will not run on natural gas and it appears to be a supply side issue. The current meter supports 250 cubic feet per hour and 5 psi. Our energy company is going to change this to 400 cubic feet per hour. If I can get back in, I'll update this posting.

I am so happy to know that I have this powerful machine at my fingertips and with such easy hook ups with the quick connects for the natural gas I am confident that even if I am traveling anyone at the home can hook up and safely weather the storms ahead.

I bought this after a major hurricane hit our area and we were without power for 9 long days during the hottest month of the year. I got it for a good price considering the model I bought is tri-fuel. I was immediately impressed withy the overall quality of the unit. Its very heavy and feels extremely sturdy and-well built. The remote start, to me, is the best feature on this model. Really comes in handy. Im almost looking forward to the next big storm so I can try this thing out!

In just looking at the generator, I am comforted. The generator is a work of art and albeit heavy, with the wheels on, it is manageable for this almost 62 year old. I am very pleased with my purchase. The electrician even beamed at the generator and was happy to provide the correct connections. One of the plumbers said he had a Duromax, but I saw the sorrow of not purchasing the WGen 9500TFc in his eyes. Needless to say, another plumber is ready to complete the natural gas connections this week. I am excited for the choices os Tri-Fuel connection. This is my first generator purchase and I am educating myself to the fullest. Alright you hurricanes and ice storms, I've got the WGen9500TFc POWER and I'm no longer concerned about power outages any more!!!!

Bought this earlier in the month. Easy setup. Runs well and powers my entire home. Only downside is the weight. Rolls around fine in my garage and outside but I would not use it where I had to lift it into and out of a truck bed. Lots of power and not too loud.

We have been talking about purchasing a generator for years. And this is the perfect solution for us. We really like the tri-fuel option. Especially that we have the choice of having the generator run on propane. We were impressed with the parts that came along with the generator. This generator is very manageable and yet will be a dependable source of power if we should loose our electricity.

Picked up this second larger generator to power house. I already have the Westinghouse 7500 which has been great thru hurricane power outages. Love the keyless start and ease of use. Looking forward to being able to rely on this one to keep family comfortable thru next hurricane.

Had an electrician install plug to our electrical panel. We had a plumber install a quick connect to our natural gas line. Super easy to connect generator and remove and store when needed. There are several steps to shut power from house off but your electrician will help you with the procedure.

I purchased this order so that it would be easy for me to start and to move around. The installation of the wheels and base is very easy and the instructions are easy to follow. My neighbors are already discussing who will get the 1st cup of coffee when we lose power. I may have to charge them a fee… Overall, this product has given me peace of mind. Should I need it in the event of loss of power.