Grabbed this chonker of generator 2 weeks ago. Got some oil in it checked my connections and started it up on propane no problemo. I will eventually use gas at some point, I'm near no ethanol fuel so I got that going. I have easy access to propane and have some extra tanks so that will be my preferred fuel. Hopefully everyone else that gets one had as easy a time setting it up as me.

I did a ton of research before purchasing this Westinghouse as a whole home generator option. After losing power during the previous freeze in Houston and recently being without power for Hurricane Beryl I decided to install a transfer switch and find a generator powerful enough to run my whole house. Have a quick connect to my NG line but I like that it has the Tri Fuel option. I have it running a 3 ton HVAC on soft start, 2 sets of washer/dryers, full size fridge, 2 mini fridges & lights. (Not all at the same time but I'm sure it can)

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.

I recently had the transfer switch installed in my garage and was pleased that my electrician told me how happy I went with Westinghouse vs. DuroMax. Lighter weight and the changing the oil alone is worth its weight in gold! Changing ever 50 hours for Westinghouse vs. 20 hours for DuroMax is amazing. I will not go without power again.

I bought this Westinghouse generator a month ago. So far this it is great. My plan is to use it to power the whole house. It is really easy to assemble.What I love tho most is that I can easily choose the fuel type to make it work. So far I have tried with Propane and Natural Gas. It comes with everything you need, Just plug and play.

I was surprised how simple this generator was to set up. Everything needed was in the box including the oil for the motor. Major problem with most generators is keeping the battery charged up. This one charges while you run it or you can use the enclosed plug in charger. Unit started on first try with electric starter. Runs quiet and is easily moved with the hard rubber wheels. I anticipate having no issues during upcoming hurricane season.

I recently purchased the Westinghouse WGen10500TFc and couldn't be happier with it. Setup was incredibly straightforward, and the build quality is rock solid—this thing feels like a tank. The tri-fuel capability is a huge plus, giving me the flexibility to run it on gasoline, propane, or natural gas depending on what's available. I especially love the remote electric start feature; being able to start the generator from inside the house is a game changer.

Great generator. We hooked it up to the electrical panel for the house and it powered the our two refrigerators and even powered up the ceiling fans. While not strong enough for the central A/C with just the fan it will be enough when the power goes out in a hurricane.

I bought this as an emergency generator and also am having electrical and natural gas connections installed and a soft start on each A/C. The generator looks good. I will try it once everything else is installed. It seems to be a great choice for my purpose since I don't need it to automatically start, but will take it outside and stary it up when needed. I also got a running generator tent so that I can run it if it is raining.

I bought this generator 9 days age and so far it worked perfectly. About 2 months ago I also purchased a Westinghouse pressure washer and both of them have performed excellently. My overall assessment of Westinghouse electric products is, that they make top quality products and have a great support service. Another plus, My new generator came 3 days earlier then originally scheduled.