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- CiderExplorerBasically, the difference between the two is that the Dynamax has higher end fittings than the Forester. When we made our purchase, we looked at the two 2400R models and I just could not justify the difference in price based on fittings. Nice touches on the Iwata, like the ceiling and recessed LED lights, but there are known problems with the vinyl, padded ceiling splitting around the lights. Our 2400R has a CCC of 1138 pounds, more than enough for the two of us. In reality, all RV's today, seem to be a bit short on the quality aspect. There has also been a lot of complaints about the Isata dinette slide tearing / scouring the linoleum
floor and requiring replacement. We have been very pleased wit our Sunseeker MBS. I would suggest that you also consider the Nation series, as they make a nice unit and the interior is more European design looking that the others. Good luck, - Community AlumniWe looked at the Dynamax and other Forest River MB Sprinter-based mohos and were very disappointed with the fit and finish on all of them. Some of the materials used looked and felt as if they came from their cheapest entry-level models. The Dynamax model we looked at only had about 400 pounds of carrying capacity. To be fair, we also looked at several Thor models and found them to be short on quality as well. We spent a few thousands more and purchased a Winnebago Navion. The Winnebago has over 1,300 pounds of carrying capacity.
Good luck on your search. - dblrExplorerI would ask this on the Forest River Owners forum and maybe get more info, I do know the GM from Dynamax post on there and has been a great help to their owners
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