Filled it with oil and added gas and it started on the first pull! Tested it by running a freezer, refrigerator, and fan at the same time and it worked great. After losing hundreds of dollars of meat and groceries to Hurricane Irma this generator is just what I need.
My Westinghouse W3600v arrived with the carton barely scratched. Packaging was great and so was the price. Oil and funnel with a spark plug wrench are included. You need nothing but some unleaded 85 octane or better with less than 10% ethanol to git 'r done. The 3600 v does not come with a wheel kit. The 3600 does. Both come with detailed instructions that are as good or better than most. I filled the oil carefully with the funnel, and it did overrun a bit. Don't empty the bottle too quickly and check the dipstick before you empty it entirely. I poured a little gas into it. And I found that there is a bit of a well around the fuel cap area to keep fuel spills from spreading all over the generator. Not all that large, but it did suffice for today's bureaucratically designed leaky gas cans (yes, mine leaked also). I just wiped the gas out of the well. The 3600v started on the first pull, sputtered a little until I reduced the choke, then ran like a champ for a good warm-up. I have yet to check outputs, but will when I find my test meter. Excellent choice. Now I'll see how it does at 8,000 feet.
I needed a generator to match the power needs of my RV trailer. After searching numerous brands and models the WGen3600v seemed to stand out from the rest. I really like the 30A plug.It started on the first pull and ran a two hour trail run with AC and Refrigerator on with seemingly no stress. I expect many hours of trouble free use.