It is a Westinghouse which my mother worked for during WW Il. It is made in China a setback for our country. I have not used this except to start. Easy to put together comes with battery a plus. Has many parts that make it easy for automatic start. Remote start. Actually great direction for mechanically impaired. Wife assembly of tough parts for disability type person. 4 cylinder not two so if maintained it will carry load. I have to say really looks mechanically strong. I wish I was able to give a good run test in outage to give that opinion. Not as quiet as stated but I won't care during outages of a week or more. Overall I see a decent machine.
Using to power house during outages, has more than enough power to handle my furnace, water pump, 2 freezers, 1 refrigerator and a couple of rooms of lights/TVs and other electronic devices. Push button and remote start are great options as they enable the wife and daughters to get it plugged in and started with no issue.
I like the remote, electric or pull, easy to move from any where I want to put it. I looked at many and fine this is the best for any use. I"m 83 and I can handle. Easy to put wheels on in 10 minutes.
I spent quite some time reading reviews on generators and Westinghouse by far was the most recommended. I'm using this 7500 watt unit to run 2 refrigerators, one deep well pump, and a few lights and such. It works great. This is my first electric start and I love the convince. It also has a charger that can be used to trickle charge the battery if necessary.
Solid Construction, Excellent Assembly Instructions included. Starts quickly. An emergency generator so I hope I never have to use it. Note.Oil fill funnel should be as shown, not the stubby little thing that came in kit. All else fine.
After much research by both myself and my neighbor we both decided that the WGEN 7500 was the generator we needed here in Florida. Yes we made the right decision.