All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsJayco Seneca vs. dynamax forceLooking to upgrade from my class C gas burner to a Super C. Really like the Super Cs because I need the bunks and the cab over bed. I've already ruled out the Thor based upon the mountains i've complaints i've read on it. So now looking at the Jayco Seneca vs. Dynamax Force. Everything i've read seems to suggest Dynamax is the best quality wise, but does that also apply to the Force line? Leaning toward the Force but any feedback at all would be appreciated.Re: 2012 Jayco Seneca 36FKYes, I have, but the Renegades are a tad out of my price range unfortunately. But I hear you about the 2012, the more i'm reading, the more i'm looking at 2013 or slightly older Embark. DW likes the 2012 b/c of the fireplace.Jayco seneca 36msDoes anyone know if the jayco 36ms was manufactured any other year besides 2008 and 2009. I really like that floor plan. Anyone know of another coaches with similar floor plan. Ie., two bathrooms and giant slide.Re: 2012 Jayco Seneca 36FKSorry no that 25k is weight responding to previous post. Thx though I was wondering if it had the 19" tires. Can u upgrade to 22.5s? How much of a difference does the air ride make?Re: 2012 Jayco Seneca 36FKCurrent rig is 14k. 2012 seneca is 25kRe: 2012 Jayco Seneca 36FKThanks G and G. Wonder if anyone has an opinion on how big a difference the 22" wheels make vs the 19.5" ??2012 Jayco Seneca 36FKWondering if anyone has the 2012 Jayco Seneca built on the M2 Chassis. And can give me a review. Looking at a used 2012 with very low miles. Upgrading from a gas burner Class C, 32 foot Coachmen. I am going to be upgrading to the diesel no matter what for the additional towing power and the ease of getting into and out of truck stops vs. having to fight for the gas pumps. I'm comparing this to the new 2014 Four Winds, which has the Ford diesel, or a 2009 Embark. In addition to general comments, i'm particularly interested in whether the M2 gets blown all over the road like my gas burner does. Thanks