Westinghouse iGen2550DFc Inverter Generator

[Beekeepers]

Does anyone use the Westinghouse iGen2550DFc Inverter Generator - Dual Fuel with CO Sensor and run their Coleman soft start AC with it?
https://westinghouseoutdoorpower.co...c-inverter-generator-dual-fuel-with-co-sensor

 

[WillyB]

I don't but my friend just bought a Champion 4000W generator that only weighs 55lbs. Amazing!

He says he can run his AC, his frig on electric and his microwave all at the same time.

He has the gas only version but the offer a dual fuel version as well.
https://www.championpowerequipment.com/product/201050-4000w-dual-fuel-inverter-with-co-shield/

 

[Beekeepers]

I just ordered the Westinghouse for an upcoming trip. All reviews I could find were great so we shall see.

 

[andrew-d]

I just ordered the Westinghouse for an upcoming trip. All reviews I could find were great so we shall see.

Have you used it yet? If so, what did you think? I've also got my eye on this one.

 

[Beekeepers]

I bought one from Home Depot. They shipped me a return which had oil in it that had leaked all over. I returned it since it most likely had oil in the cylinder from being shipped not upright with the oil. Was leaving on a trip and they has none in stock. Probably order a ship to store soon for an upcoming boondock.

 

[Rockhead]

We have the champion 4000 watt generator gas only. It does as Willy stated and at only 55 lbs I can still lift it up into the truck bed even with my bad shoulders n quite compared to others I’ve been around camping. I like the fact that you can use the regular power cord with this generator.

 

[WillyB]

We bought the 2400 w version right before the 4000 w version came out.

Same weight / better performance!

 

[andrew-d]

We bought the 2400 w version right before the 4000 w version came out.

Same weight / better performance!

Am I looking at the wrong one? The iGen2550DFc is showing as 43.2lb on Westinghouse's website, and the iGen4000DFc is showing as 62.8lb.