Just received my new WGen10500TFc. It came packed very well. I had it out of the box, put together and running in 30 minutes. Fired right up on propane. I intend to hook it up with the 50 amp outlet to the house. Have not done this yet but very exited about it. Stand by for further updates!

I upgraded from my old generator specially for the additional power this generator provided and fuel options available at my fingertips, Gas, LP or Natural Gas at the flick of a switch are great options with all the connections to make the switch easily. This is a pretty heavy piece of equipment but with the extendable handle it's very easy to maneuver.

I bought this generator 3 months ago and shipped to PR. I was afraid to put it together but it was so simple thanks to your instructions and book. I got to use it 3 days ago and to my surprise it works serenely well and was so easy to operate too. I will recommend it to my friends and family.

I bought this unit a couple of weeks ago and am excited to find one large enough to handle my 2000 sq ft home. It started right up on the first try with the remote start using regular gas and propane. I'm waiting on a quick connect to try the natural gas. I feel very confident this will handle the next power outage with ease.

Bought this as a backup power supply for my house during those times when power goes out. Unpacking and setup was easy enough. Filled it up with oil, connected battery and hooked to propane tank. Engine started right up; right out of the box and ran without issues. Bought this model so I could use natural gas or propane and not have to worry about gasoline going bad in the tank. Quality of item seems to be well made for years of trouble free service. Would recommend this model for anyone needing a reliable power back up.

Going to do a major road trip in my Tesla Model Y. Full self (supervised ) driving should be amazing! Golfing along the way. Putting the generator on board so I don't need to rely completely on supercharging. Propane and gas for fuel. I have also commissioned a Tesla wall charger for 50amps so all set to roll! Love the quality of the product. Also have backup power now that I can add to my home.

I just received the generator today. I have not started or tested it yet. My initial visual impressions are that it very well built and sturdy, and that everything is well laid out. I like that it has covers over the outlets when not in use to keep debris and insects out. Not all of the other generators I had looked at had these covers.

My old (8500/5500 Wheelhouse) is getting on 20+ years now. Getting too old to fiddle with pull start only. Picked this it's replacement. So far, I'm impressed. Was going to add a battery trickle charger and was delighted to see that one (wall-wart) was already included with front panel socket. Sweet. That plus electric start, tri-fuel and more power output than old. I'm a happy camper :)

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.

I bought it for use in a fairly remote area where grid energy is disrupted quite often. The tri-fuel options should give me peace of mind because I am connected to a natural gas line and I also have L.P. gas and just in case, I always have non-ethanol gasoline on hand for my mowers and other equipment. I followed all instructions , filled the crankcase with oil , and it fired right up with the battery remote. The delayed starter puzzled me at first ,but then realized it was supposed to do that . I only ran it so far on a connected 20 lb. L.P. tank ,but it powered all the electric power tools I tried so far with ease. I have yet to put gasoline in the tank , but that will be done when I get it to where I plan to be installing it - also hooking up to the natural gas. But so far I really like what I've seen.