I bought the WGen7500 which has pull, electric and remote start. Comes with wheels. Started the generator with both the pull and electric start. And from a distance of approximately 200' away, from generator and inside the house, started generator with the remote start with no problems. That being said, I'm hope I never have to use this but if I do I think this should work just fine.
I bought this when when we lost electrical power to the house. We used it to run 2 refrigerators, several lights, microwave, and toster oven. We plan to instal a relay switch to the house electric panel to also run a well and furance. Only negitivies: It's very loud. However, most generators are except for the inverter style. And it's very heavy. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to power lots of items, but maybe a smaller unit for those only wanting to power a few small items.
Everything went together quickly and easily, and it started up with no problems. The battery came charged, and the electric start works great. I was surprised to find a remote starter included with this unit, which will be a huge benefit on particularly cold days when we need this generator.
Opening the packing I was amazed at how well it looked. Grabbing the owners manual, I went to work putting the wheels on. That is basically the only assembly needed. Comes with oil so a funnel and a few minutes that was done. Tried to program the fob for remote start/stop. Followed the instructions but could not get the battery light indicator to come on. The battery was connected at the factory and had voltage but nothing showed up on the indicator panel. Tracing the wires, I found a connector tie wrapped and sort of hidden. Connected that and then every thing worked. Programming was easy. And after adding fuel I was able to start it right up. There it was running like a cheeta after prey so it was time to plug in something and be amazed. I plugged in a trouble lite but no go. The circuit breakers were ok but nothing out of the GFCI outlets. The buttons were not protruding so I thought I had a problem. After a few head scratching moments I pushed on the buttons and then a little green light came on beside the button and I had power out. You can't see that little light until you push the reset button ALL the way in. Both GFCI outlets have the Green Go light but it's not mentioned in the manual either in pictures or narrative. I really like the ability to select and see what the voltage output is as well as frequency and run hours. All in one data center read out. The generator hardly knows when another load is added and is relatively quiet. You don't have to worry about gas level either because there is a fuel gauge right on the tank. I must say that for the money, this WGen7500 has all the bells and whistles I will ever need. I really like the remote start/stop feature. I would recommend this Generator to anyone who needs portable electricity. But do note that this thing is heavy. 200 lbs shipping weight and about 190 assembled ready to roll. Add 6 gallons of gas and that's another 48 pounds to pull around. A Class A Generator.