Customer Reviews for Westinghouse - 4,650/3,600-Watt Dual Fuel Gas and Propane Powered Portable Generator with Remote Electric Start - Blue
Customer Rating
5
Great Features. Quick start
on December 13, 2021
Posted by: WillCee
from Milton, De
I bought this a month ago, have yet to “need” it, but has fired up quickly every time I’ve tried it. Both gas and propane functions transition quickly.
I just received generator today, (12-12-2021) and Love the dual fuel feature . Started on second pull. Surprised how easy it pulled . Ran it 5 minutes on LP and ran a skill saw to hear it work.
Just received this unit a week ago, wanted a smaller unit ,had a rigid 7500 w it was to hard to pull start. I didn't need that big unit now that i'm getting older (69) did little research, found duel fuel gas/propane great feature. this unit is perfect for my needs,has electric start with push button or keyless remote start.easy to assemble took 20 min hooked up a propane tank used the remote started right up.has a lot of good features on this unit. only weighs about 105 lb. no tools required it had the tools you need 2 wrenches included ,also came with the oil to put in it. After i registered my unit they are going to send me a generator cover. thank you westinghouse.GREAT PRODUCT .
This unit came with a broken air filter cover. Starting the generator with gasoline is unsuccessful, switch to propane, it works after first attempted. Then I have to switch back to gasoline. Next day I try first with gasoline, same thing happen.
Bought it about a month ago. Haven't had to use to in a real world scenario yet, but it fired right up and ran great. I bought it because the duel fuel option. Great option. Like the generator so far. No complaints.
I bought this because I live in Texas and our illustrious governor and GOP lead legislature have done absolutely nothing of value when it comes to winterizing power plants and ensuring our electric grid doesn't fail (again). I wanted something I could store in our shed, so we could run space heaters and not freeze when the grid does inevitably fail (again). Anyway, this thing weighs about 100lbs so I can move it in/out of the shed easily and it came fully assembled and ready to rock & roll. Added the included oil, attached a BBQ propane tank, flipped the switch, pulled the rip cord, and LET THERE BE POWER.
I hope I never need to use this, but I'm sure I will (see above) due to incompetence. I'll make sure to fire this thing up every 6 or so weeks, keep it ready, and be prepared.