I lived in Puerto Rico and was there for hurricane Maria and know the importance of having a generator. Now that I live in Florida I know that I have to be prepared for any hurricanes and power loose.
After I finally found the directions it wasn't hard to put together. I have a electric wench in my garage or it would have to be a two man job. Hooking up the battery terminals was a pain because of space restrictions. Whomever designed the boots for the battery terminals should be forced to put them on 20 times. I'd bet he'd come up with a better design. The starting directions were very clear and concise. Once I added the oil (it would be nice to know the oil capacity) and gas it started right up and all the 120 outlets worked. Both the push button and the remote start worked as advertised. I haven't tried the 240 yet. At this point I would say I'm pretty happy with it.