Dynamax Force
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So far with 2100 miles on it we love this coach. It does have some new RV issues, squeak here and bonk there but overall very impressed. This is my second coach and I assumed that the quality in construction had improved from my last one eight years ago. Sadly no, they're all built the same way, so one of the drawers already fell apart and a door hinge wasn't screwed in properly. So, those are minor flaws. On the positive side, it drives amazing. Love the Freightliner M2 chassis. My previous coach was a 29 foot class C which always swayed back and forth and felt too big for the chassis. The Force is rock solid with good power and drives great. I've been shopping for a Super C for a few years, but wanted air ride suspension and air brakes for the size of this thing. Force nailed it and very impressed. Driving it on the highway or through town is easy. It does have a lot of rear swing due to the rear axle being nine feet from the rear bumper. Unfortunately I did clip a tree branch recently when pulling out of a driveway. I wasn't in love with the residential fridge option on ours because we dry camp a lot. I chose to add 400 watt solar system on the coach and the fridge has been great. We can leave food in the coach for weeks and the solar system runs that just fine and keeps the batteries charged. We have small kids so more seatbelts would have been nice. For a coach that sleeps 10, it only has five seatbelts including the front seats in the cab. I guess it's a Federal Motor Carrier Rule, but seems dumb to have all this great seating and you can't use it while driving down the road. Overall, very happy. Wish I could have found a used model, but they're just not available. I paid $169K for mine and I know the day I drove it off the lot is dropped $30K in value, but oh well, life's short, go have fun with your family and make memories. We're in the middle of a six week run from east coast to west coast driving the coach back.

So I will start this is a huge jump from our previous motor home a 2014 Fleetwood Storm which is absolute 100% junk. The Dynamax freightliner chassis is awesome plenty of power, drives nice its quiet and doesn't rattle and shake its solid. I actually enjoy driving it. So when we did our walk through we had a few items we caught needed attention bed slide was crooked a tear in the rubber step a missing knob asked to have these fixed and please go through and check all the systems so when we picked up the motorhome on Thursday these items were fixed we were trying things out and waterheater and stove lights were not working they pulled back to shop and were back quickly saying it was a loose wire. So off we went 80 mile drive to storage. Saturday we went and brought it home to load it I was putting slides out and while doing the bedroom popout it started making noises of self destruction ended up pushing slide in and packing up to take back 80 miles to the dealer dropped it off on Sunday I will say they jumped on it and had it repaired by Wednesday so we could still do our trip. The slide uses a cable system and it had pulled loose from the body because they put everything together on RVs with drill point screws not bolts anyway fixed for now. Arrived at daughters home popped out and set up we noticed one of out shades didn't work would not stay down the lower track to the barn door was not attached at all and water heater seemed erratic. We noticed when we turned off the aisle lighting the water heater and the stove went off as well pulled out my voltmeter and pulled all the drawers and started going through wires i located a pair of wires with constant 12 volts with nothing connected to them moved the wires from water heater and stove and now working correctly.I am happy all the wires use Wago fasteners so moving and testing are easy I am disappointed that a $230000.00 motorhome appears to have had absolutely zero quality control or follow through on basic checks. A friend of mine who is an RV repair tech had said they had started calling these covid coaches as the lack of quality control and craftsmanship is particularly bad due to the covid virus this appears to be true and I will continue this review as we encounter and go through issues with our motorhome.

This RV is one tuff cookie. If you like driving a truck and the ride of a car than this RV is for you. We have lived in this RV for over 23 months and have loved it. This is a great buy for the money for such an unused unit. Pictures at your request. You will not be disappointed with the luxury of this unit.

We have loved our Dynamax Force since the day we took delivery. It drives like a dream, built well and has the backing of a great warranty and staff. Best RV we have owned. The Force's paint is gorgeous and we end up getting compliments everywhere we go. Well built and quality, making the cost well worth it in our opinion.

We pick up our hardly used 2016 Dynamax Force this week and are overly excited - great water storage, awesome floorplan, great looking rig and has everything we could want except for not being 34 ft long - more reviews to come based on our experiences.