My WGen11500TFc Tri-fuel generator landed on my driveway this morning. Unboxing and assembly was easy as everything needed to complete the tasks was in the box. Once assembled, oil added and battery connected I hooked up a propane tank any it fired right up. Tested the remote start fab from in the house, no issues starting. I am really excited to not need to use gasoline. Natural gas will be my first choice followed by Propane. Gasoline is my fuel of last resort I hope I never need my new generator but I suspect I will. Wonderful peace of mine to know it is sitting there should the need arise.

Purchased for alt power source and back-up power during outages. Easy to set up. Abilty to use other fuels a big plus and adds to the flexibility of the unit. Researched many other models in this category and output, and this wins hands down. Very happy with purchase.

Spectacular value. Wanted this watt capacity so I could run my home AC. Started immediately. Great features like remote start , push button start, and pull if needed. Not at all expensive to have an electrician convert to whole home use Sure beats cost of Generac whole home.

Well made, solid, durable should last years. Fantastic features especially push button/remote start. Great that it runs on gasoline as well as LP and nat gas. I was impressed that it also came with the battery, oil as well as lines for both LP and nat gas so nothing else to buy except for your fuel source.

I needed a generator due to recent multiple power outages. I wanted a generator that would power the basics in my house to include my HVAC. The reviews I read, some research and a recombination from a coworker said this brand will handle that. The electricianis are coming later this week to install a hookup to my house. Can't wait to test it out. So far the generator seems powerful. Once out of the box it was easy to put together and started right up on gasoline. I haven't tested it on propane yet. I plugged my air compressor into it to put a small load on it and it barely flinched. Once I test the house hook up I will update the review.

I have been looking into a portable generator for over three years now. We had an extended outage (5 days) back in January 2021 after an ice storm. I wanted something that could power most of our appliances, was easy to hook up and would run off natural gas. After much research and looking at reviews I settled on the Westinghouse Tri-Fuel 10500 model. Now we will be ready for that next winter power outage.

I've hesitated for a long time to purchase a generator, but finally did so because of increasingly frequent power outages in our rural location. This highly rated model was the obvious choice and I'm looking forward to less stress and hassle when outages happen again.

I bought this item three weeks ago and so far am very happy with it. It was very easy to assemble and get it ready to operate. I connected a gas propane bottle and it started on the very first attempt after I press the start button. No hassles, no hicups. Great machine so far.

Out of the box you can tell this generator was made well, the fit and finish is great. Only need to install the front legs and wheels which only took a few minutes. Added oil and it started right up on the first push of the button. Easy to move around with the handle and wheels. Plenty of power and outlets for your needs.

Just received a couple days ago. Breaking it in as I write this. Starts and runs great. Pull start is tough. This things pretty big. Bought it because of tri-fuel (esp. NG), kW output and 50A outlet. Will be setting up for house hookup. Only issue was corroded neg batt terminal. Cleaned up - not a big deal. Time will tell how it holds up. Pleased so far.