As I said, haven't used it yet. Put it together serviced it filled the oil. Set it up in my shed. Start it up just fine. Rent it for a few minutes to make sure everything was all right. Went out this morning to start it. 32° wouldn't start cranked popped wouldn't start possible low battery. I have got the charger on it now. I will know better once it's charged

This is my 4th Westinghouse generator. Had a minor problem with the first and was fixed under warranty very quickly. Never had another problem. Bought a pair of iGen5000 so that I could parallel them on my RV and worked wonderfully. Purchased the iGen 11000TFc for home backup. Have not had a chance to fire it up yet as I have a lot of projects going on but I have full faith that this gen set will serve me well.

Just purchased(on-sale) and received an iGen11000 Dual-Fuel inverter generator for my new home. Was generously given a free upgrade to the Tri-Fuel model. So.....I have yet to use this, but assembly and setup was a breeze. Instructions given are clear and concise. Reviews I found on the internet(prior to purchase)of this brand/product are ALL excellent. The only downfall I can find is it's weight. Extremely heavy! But this should be expected given the amount of power this thing will put out. Very solid construction and high quality.

Purchased as a home back-up generator, while still allowing portability as opposed to a permanent install. The dual fuel feature is great, it can be connected to propane for long term storage, and use gasoline to supplement ahead of a storm. The included battery tender and remote start ensure it is ready and east to have on standby when appropriate. The info gauge is great, provides more info than I expected. It is incredibly quiet. And maintenance/oil changes seem easily accessible due to the built in drain tube and removable panels. Overall, very happy with this so far.

Generator appears well made. I can't speak yet about how it runs, as I have not run the unit yet. During assembly and inspection today, I did find a factory assembly error. The fuel line from the fuel tank thru the fuel filter to the front panel shutoff was routed under the pull starter rope so that the rope was in constant contact with the fuel line. Any time the rope starter was used, or the generator was running and there was vibration, the rope could abrade the rubber fuel line. I believe this would eventually cause the rubber fuel hose to fail and allow the fuel tank to drain to the inside of the Generator housing resulting in a fire. I have corrected my generator. I disconnected the fuel line and rerouted below the pull starter rope and reconnected. This results in an adequate air gap between the hose and the rope. No physical changes were made to the fuel line length, reroute only, and now there is no concern with abrasion of the fuel line. How many more generators were assembled like mine, that may eventually result in a fuel leak and a fire?

Nice! Bought it for the gas power, but added ability to use natural or propane. Really like how the push button start goes thru cycles, tho it would have been nice to have a little more explanation on how that works in conjunction with the choke. After the learning curve, started right up and hasn't skipped a beat!

I bought this on Dec 2 and received it on Dec 4 via a semi truck. I live on a farm in MO and we get a lot of weather that can knock out power. This generator gives me and my family peace of mind that we can continue daily life in the event of a long time power outage. Very easy to assemble the stabilizer feet and wheels. Super easy to move even though it weighs over 200 pounds.Ir has more than enough power to do everything I need it to be able to do. Well worth the money!

Have not really used it, but tried the remote start and you have to turn on the battery switch on the generator first then you can walk 20' away and push the remote start. Makes NO sense. If you leave battery switch on the battery goes dead, or worse yet the circuit board burns out. Will do another review after I really get to use it.

I received this yesterday and put it together out by the garage where it will be stored. Assembly was ok, the product is heavy though but instructions were good and pieces fit together well with supplied wrenches. I added oil today with the included funnel which was a little messy, as instructions pointed out it did not take all the oil, you need to check the dipstick. Have not run it yet but have new outdoor receptacle with electric inspection next week (and northeaster). Looks like it will power the well and heat and most other appliances except the dryer and oven which will really assist during a power failure. I plan to use gasoline and perhaps have a backup LP tank too in case I cannot get more gas.I did see you have to wait five minutes between fuel changes which should be ok. I can consider having a nat gas switch too which is possible in the future although that runs a few less watts.

As a professional engineer (mechanical), I was impressed with the build quality. Westinghouse designed and built this to last, and they seem to have thought of everything, including a way to drain the float bowl, complete with drain tube! Although I have yet to start it and break it in, I have every expectation that the performance will match the build-quality. My only disappointment is that there is no oil filter, so I've ordered an after-market magnetic dipstick.