This is a huge generator I was in total shock on delivery when they said it was 600 pounds it's really hard for me to move around because it's so heavy it should be listed from the notes somewhere on the description. Has a 17 gallon gas tank which has another hundred pounds to this unit when the tank is full overall this is a very nice unit and I do recommend it

Haven't had to use it yet mounted it on a trailer so I can store it inside my garage when not using, started up on propane first start runs smooth and quieter than my portable welder!! Shipping was fast and a reasonable price will recommend to others!!

I'm very happy with this generator so far. It was easy to set up, started right up without any issues, and has been running reliably. The controls are straightforward and easy to understand, and the generator provides plenty of power for what I need.

The tri-fuel capability and kilowatt running power are the reasons for the purchase of this model. Unit sits on a concrete pad outside and will be attached to a 1" natural gas supply line running 24 ft from the residence natural gas meter to unit location / manual s/o valve / flexible natural gas hose b/w shutoff valve and unit. Automatic Transfer Switch will be installed b/w residence electric panel box to connection on the unit. TBD if it will support whole home backup emergency power, or dedicated critical circuits only backup emergency power. The structure described above is the alternative to a Standby Home Generator emergency backup system that was discovered not possible due to structural / logistical issues with the energy utility company's main natural gas line under the city street.

Wanted to upgrade to a generator that had the capabilities of powering whole home and pool on NG, this should do the trick! Much better value hiring an electrician to install a 50A interlock kit and a plumber to install a 3/4” gas outlet compared whole home standby option $$$. The peace of mind of running the pool during a winter outage or HVAC during the Texas summer heat was the point of purchasing this BEAST! I'm upgrading from a 10K Tri fuel generator with only 30A capabilities, it ran the essentials, but not the whole home. If you have NG access, then this generator is a no brainer to purchase. Only negative so far is I couldn't get the keyless start fob to pair.

I just got this generator and haven't had a chance to use it yet. But it is built well and big enough to run my home, which is why I bought it. So far so good.

The Westinghouse WGen20000TFc is powerful, well-built, and easy to use. It started right up and gives me peace of mind knowing I can power my home during an outage. Highly recommended!

This generator is a beast. Surprisingly easy to move around. My driveway has a slight slope and I have no problem rolling up slight incline. As all other reviews have stated, you need a helper or some type of hoist to remove from shipping crate. I fortunately have a mobile hoist in my shop and was able to handle everything on my own. My electrician that installed transfer switch was absolutely impressed with power and mobility. I have a large house that is all electric with two main panels. The dual 50 amp outputs managed the load with the large 4 zone main level A/C and lower level A/C running on a hot humid day. Again, my electrician commented this generator has more power than a lot of permanent whole house systems he installs. The mobility and TriFuel options are a powerful combo.

The engineering improvements that Westinghouse has integrated to this generator are head and shoulders above the industry. As a Stone Mason in the construction industry for nearly 50 years now, I have used and been exposed to most of the portable generators on the market. each feature has been improved, from the Electric start to the automatic starting and controls, to the remote functions, to the massive capacity, even the fuel capacity, and in my case, the tri fuel capability.

This is an update to my initial review from a couple days ago. I was able to run the generator today, I have a lockout switch on the panel to my home. I ran the whole house with the exception of A/C and heat as I need to run it for 5 hours before using it with a heavy load. I did not have the whole house powered on but every room in the house had something on, lights, refrigerator and standalone freezer, ceiling fans etc. Ran it for about 1 hour with various loads. Easy to start and move out of the garage. Can't wait to test it in a week or so with the A/C and the heat also.