We bought this about a month ago because we live in South Louisiana and you never know when we will be out of power. It is extremely easy to assemble and move around. We love the features especially the remote start. We haven't had to use it yet, but feel secure in the fact that we have a reliable generator when we need it.

I bought this generator about a month ago, and it is still breaking it in. The quality of the unit and layout of the control/power panel are really good. Electric start is really nice - both with button on the panel and included remote. The generator is somewhat heavy, and the handle and wheels assist with moving around. The generator is slightly on the louder end. I bought this as a backup generator for home when the power goes out.

Very detailed instructions. Intuitive design. Nice features. Actually a tri-fuel model. As it accepts gasoline, propane, and natural gas. Switching fuels on the fly is a plus. Trickle charger for battery makes sense. Good weight distribution of unit makes it surprisingly easy to move.

Moved to a rural area in FL and bought this generator in preparation for Hurricane Season. I didn't know the power went off in the country every time the wind blows. Alas, the new generator is a welcome addition to our family. Starts up with the push of a button and powers up everything that we need to be comfortable.

I bought the 13000 watt tri-fuel generator. A month later it got us through a power outage and was able to power just about everything so I will be adding a transfer switch. My neighbors liked the usb outlets so they could charge their devices. I ran it off of gas at first and then natural gas, it was honestly really quiet for a bigger generator. This generator is heavy but built very well and I'm very happy with the purchase.

I had an old 25 year old generator that was only 6kw and would not run the whole house this one is 14.5 kw and will run my whole house. It is tri fuel capable and has electric start and also remote start. I made a good choice with this generator and I am looking for it to last many years, thank you Westinghouse……

I just purchased and assembled it. It's heavy but easy to put together. After the oil fill and fuel attachment, (I'm using propane for now), It started right up with the push of a button! I'm very pleased so far. It seems well-built and is reasonably quiet for its size.

bought this 10500 generator less than a month ago and haven't used except for testing. The options for fuel was a selling point for me along with the doubling of the running watts of my old generator. Using propane instead of gasoline makes maintenance easier with easier storage. I can store propane in my shed for years so I always have on hand when power goes out unlike gas that last a year with sta-bil. Using propane won't gum up the carb as quickly as gas does and since i store the generator in my basement, no fumes venting from the gas cap when all gas is not used up. So far, so good.

We just purchased this and it was delivered on a pallet. Very easy to put the feet and wheels on and the instructions are very clear on it's operation. Look forward to using this with natural gas to power my entire home in the event of more hurricanes in Florida. I'll update once electrician and gas company to their thing and I take through the break in process.

Our electrician installs generators often here in the Houston area and had, until yesterday, recommended a competitor. He's switching to recommend this one - he said it's the best he's seen for home use and capable of powering our whole house (and at a fair cost).