"Just Bought – Very Impressed So Far!" I just bought this generator and I'm already impressed. Setup was quick and straightforward, and it started on the first try. It runs smoothly and isn't as loud as I expected. Looking forward to having this as a reliable backup during power outages. So far, so good!

I am still setting the generator up to run. Ran a gas line to my transfer switch, getting ready to do functional test this week preparing for hurricane season. Build quality and packaging excellent and has the propane and natural gas lines included. Hoping to never see a storm at my house again, but this generator will elevate my preparation for one

I bought this tri-fuel generator about a month ago and really love the product. Easy to put together and easy to use. I did a lot of research on generators last year and wanted to buy this one but was sold out during hurricane season but it was sold out everywhere I looked. Waited until this year to purchase and am glad I did

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.

I've been studying buying a generator for quite a while do to power outages. I honed in on Westinghouse based on reliability of friends that have one as well as reviews. Also, all the features I could ask for are built in especially be a tri-fuel generator and coming with connection hoses as well as a trickle charge battery minder. The build quality and finish is also exceptional and should last for a long time.

I researched a lot of units and a lot of manufacturers and this generator had the best features a very competitive price along with Westinghouse's very good reputation. I wanted this size, and while i did not need a natural gas capability I did want propane and gasoline. I also wanted 240 volt capability so i can wire it thru my panel. Assembly was very easy. Its relatively quiet for its size and I love the 9.5 gallon gas capacity. I thought it was the best deal I could find and it comes with a 36 month warranty.

I bought this generator 1, because of its output capability matching the 50 amp hookup that I have, and 2 for the price. I originally purchased the dual fuel model and was upgraded to the tri fuel model at no charge. Setup was easy, and it started right up. I am going to do the break-in procedure and finish getting my breaker interlock and gen plug set up. Based on load calculations, it should run almost everything in my house except my 2nd floor heat pump. It will certainly give us most of the creature comforts in the even of a power outage.

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.

This was a well priced generator. They can runoff natural gas, which is what I was looking for, so I did not have to worry about running out of fuel in a major storm. I do not plan to add gas to it and just use natural gas and propane To keep things from getting clogged. I've been breaking it in… It seems that the Display screen for the vaults, frequency, voltage our run,.. Was working fine, but now is blank. I've started a customer service ticket and hoping for the best because everything else seems to be great

I bought this two days ago. I am happy. The only thing that's missing is the owners manual and I believe there is supposed to be some sort of spark plug wrench and it's supposed to come with some sort of a dongle for remote start I did not get that But it does start up. I'm not gonna be putting gas in it. My purpose was to run this from propane, so I don't have to deal with a generator that falls out on gasoline and be dealing with a generator that's hard to start during a hurricane season with bad gas And fuel stabilizer