Love the idea that they rate their generators by the RUNNING capability and not the Peak; so you know what you're going to be able to run and sustain. Love the reusable oil filter. First I've seen of those. Simple to maintain. Seems like they thought about this a bit!!

My old gen died while using it last week during a power outage. Good thing it happened right before hurricane season gets going. This Westinghouse 10500tfc is a beast and runs all my essentials without breaking a sweat. I plan to use only natural gas, with propane as backup. Electric start, keyfob for remote start/stop. Much quieter than my previous one, too

Bought for emergency home use. Solid construction. Love the trifuel feature. Great flexibility for home and travel. Powerful enough to run power my A/C. Oil filler is in a bad location though account stuck behind the battery wires but, otherwise great.

So far it is good. I have not used it yet, but it was easy to put together and set up. Delivery was also quick and easy through power equipment direct and RL carriers. Plan to connect it to my house via transfer switch and run off natural gas in case of an emergency.

Purchased the Wgen10500 to power my house during power outages. Living in south Louisiana this is a must during hurricane season. With a soft start on the A/C it is big enough to power the entire home. The best part is it can run on gasoline propane or natural gas. It even has a battery maintainer. I did a lot of research before buying and this was the best value out there.

We decided to replace our smaller generator with the Westinghouse WGen10500TFc and I'm so glad we did. We live in Fl. and have been through several hurricanes. Our neighbor had this generator and it worked like a dream. It will be so nice to run everything in the house when the power goes out. I would definitely recommend this generator.

The generator is easy to finish assembly. Two of us did the work, but it could be done by one person. We did not use the directions to do the assembly it was intuitive as to where the parts were attached. If I were to suggest improvement I would give the approximate. amount of oil required to fill the engine. I could not find it in the directions and did a lot more checking on the dipstick. The generator is now running in my backyard for break-in. When the wiring is done it will be moved to a permanent location.

After diligently researching generators, we purchased the WGen10500TFc yesterday. We have not (thankfully) had to use it yet, but never want to go through another week long power outage due to an ice storm that knocked the power in our neighborhood.

I currently have a smaller generator that struggles with the basics. Due to health needs, I needed something that could provide for whole home, including central air. Just in time for hurricane season. I ordered a Duel-Fuel but was blessed with a free upgrade to a Tri -fuel.

I bought this item a month ago. Pulled it out of the box, attached the wheels and supports in 10 minutes and hooked it up to a propane tank and the engine fired right up. Easy to assemble and use. I now have an electrician and plumber preparing to install my 50AMP Plug and Interlock system on the electrical panel. Plumber will also add the quick disconnect to my gas line. Looking forward to putting this beast to use during the next power outage.