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.

Living in Oklahoma we are no strangers to severe weather and using generators for everything from tornado's to ice storms. We bought this as an upgrade to our current generator which puts out 5000 Watts and only runs on gasoline. It’s heavy but it only took less than an hour from the delivery truck to assembled and running. The machine appears to be well put together and everything is well labeled, all control panel switches, generator output on all three fuels, fuel shut-off valve and choke. I checked operation using the local electric start button, the remote electric start fob and even started it with the manual start pull cord on both gasoline and propane. The only glitch was it took me a few attempts before I figured out the choke (I should have probably taken more than a cursory glance at the manual). I’m really pleased that it has a separate fuel shut-off valve. I like to shut gasoline motors off using the fuel shut-off valve when available. Doing this removes gas from the carburetor preventing any “varnish” or “gum” from forming or building up which can lead to problems down the road. The manual is well organized and covers all end-user aspects of the generator. All in all I think this was a good purchase even though I hope I don’t have to use it.

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.

Very happy with this generator purchase. Build quality is top notch, very easy to use and intuitive, good information given on the small digital gauge. Everything needed is included, oil and a small trickle charger for the battery, which was much appreciated. Runs well and not too loud, easy to start. I am confident that this generator will serve us well during the next hurricane. I would recommend this generator to anyone.

We just finish setup with the plumber and electrician to be able to run natural gas and fired it up today. We were real pleased with how quickly it started with the push button start. Ran it for an hour without a load and it ran flawlessly. We know this will be a great advantage next time we’re without power. After all our research we chose the Westinghouse WGen9500TFc and we couldn’t be more pleased.

Just finished assembly, so I can't speak to performance yet. However, it is evident this generator was well-thought out in the design. It was easy to assemble and not difficult to remove from box. Among the small touches appreciated: 1) tools were included, 2) a dog-neck funnel for oil, which stayed in place while filling, and 3) generous lengths of propane and NG hoses were included.

I am very happy with the product. The service was excellent and the order was promptly delivered. The personal were very helpful with all the questioned I asked . I was shown all the required features i wanted to know about in a very understanding fashion. overall it was a very nice experience with no hassle.

We have lost power several times since moving here two years ago. One power outage lasted three hours but most were less than one hour. However, the potential is always present due to extreme weather conditions. Earlier this year a tornado touched down less than 15 miles from our home. I feel more secure after the purchase of this WGen9500TFc generator. I specifically chose the tri-fuel generator because of the natural gas fuel option. I like the idea of not having to fill up the gas tank or change propane cylinders during a power outage. I have the flexibility to use my new generator in the back yard, take in camping, or transport it to a family member or neighbor's house if they need help keeping their power on. This purchase included the required natural gas and propane hoses and regulator. The unit is easily moved with the included solid wheels and handle. I'm very satisfied with this purchase.

I bought it 4 months ago. So far there was no power outage so I did not need to use it for powering my house. I use a gasoline for it. I start and run it from time to time to let it work and use it's power for outdoor light and leaf blower. One of many great futures is a remote start/stop and another is possibility of using three fuel. It is not hard to move it around thank to solid, big handle and good wheels.