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You tryna Bugs Bunny us with reverse Psychology? We won't be giving you one...so nothing to worry about here. ;)

Thank you! And we are happy to hear that you've had positive experiences with both Michael and Jared. We might be bias, but we think that they are both top tier gentlemen. 😊

that may be a while.

the online manuals have a section called "brand specific information". The bell housing is right next to the water pump. The Freedom is the SFX (single fuel) 24FW pulse.ly/adxe1tiwdx

Probably not, due to axle weight. We would more likely look at more latch systems for the back.

@@DynamaxRVs they offer the 5500 in a Laramie and Limited with very high axle weights still. I would still be interested in something with good LATCH options still.

Largest we have seen is 7250. Not enough.

@@DynamaxRVs the one i was going to order through Mark Dodge was a 5500 Limited with the 19,800 payload package, rear axle gross weight was 13,500. Front was 7,250.

Changes the transmission mode from performance to Eco. Eco starts in 2nd gear and is set up more for fuel economy.

No. Only the 28SS and 30FW.

In the back wardrobe. prepped for W/D

On slide power, yes, normal. You can get more info here. ruclips.net/video/ZD82FRfZDWI/видео.html The awning, could be a known issue with the slide lockout. At one time, the awning got inadvertently wired with the slide lock out, so it only operates with brake on and key in. When you say "can;'t get Firefly app on phone"? What do you mean? Is it saying the module is not there? Try this thread for more info. www.forestriverforums.com/forums/f240/firefly-brain-location-278810.html

Hi ! Was on the phone with Firefly, they Ask me to Check Under the bed for the module and it’s not there ? Could it be elsewhere ??

If you click that 2nd link, I show exactly where it is, and took a picture of what it looks like.

Thanks ! It is there plugged but not working …..(Under the last center drawer in the room)

No lights on the module …. The orange câble is in both way !

We have always been a white roof. If yours is not, it was likely done after market.

@DynamaxRVs I didn't know that, GOOD TO KNOW! Is there a specific product or brand that you use at the factory or recommend for your roof types? I'm assuming my 2007 Dynamax Dynaquest XL has the same construction material as the rest of the models. I will say we certainly LOVE ours. Creeping up on 20 years old and she is still more capable and comfortable than nearly anything else on the road today!

We have always used Crane FRP pebbled roof. We have always used BASF paint.

There are lots of owners and factory posts on these and other topics at this forum. Use the search tool and there is a ton of questions already asked and answered. www.forestriverforums.com/forums/f240/

Correct. While we do have our Freedom Edition Isata 3 that runs off of lithium for roughly 8-10 hours, that is only a single air. It would take a LOT of batteries to run two airs. The Freedom Edition, does give us some insight into what the next steps would be.

@@DynamaxRVs No issue, I dont think a couple of 12v ac units would cool it in hot weather either. Just have to run the diesel generator, its not stealthy but it gets it done for a night in hot weather.

All specs can be found here... dynamaxcorp.com/isata-5 10k hitch

Glad to hear it! You can always reach out. dynamaxcorp.com/contact-us

There is a washer/dryer prep in the back wardrobe.

Washer and dryer are next to the half bath. They are shown on this floor plan. dynamaxcorp.com/dynaquest-xl/3801TS/9829

There is no washer/dryer on a 24 foot motorhome.

If you search Dynamax on Dave's page, I think he has several videos about the process of getting a water tank up thre. www.youtube.com/@HeavyDSparks

The benefit is mainly on 4x4, o where you may be driving in mud.

Dual rear wheels/tires, generally, will allows for a higher load capacity for overall payload/towing, additional stability, and overall safety. One major trade off is dual rear wheel/tire offer more floatation and can really struggle on loose surfaces like gravel, soft dirt, and sand. The single rear wheel is better suited for off highway use.

should be uploaded to the website soon. We also had a dealer do a full walk-through here. ruclips.net/video/AyoMwgA1g6s/видео.html

@@DynamaxRVs can't wait to see it, thank you!

other dead corn stalks?

If we option the fridge/freezer, we always reinforce the box from below.

@@DynamaxRVs cool

The 31SS is 36x36

Most of our sinks have converted over to single, large sinks.

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Pricing (MSRP) is located on our website. dynamaxcorp.com/RVs

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Pricing (MSRP) is located on our website. dynamaxcorp.com/RVs

Different people want different things. 1. The TV is on an articulating arm, it pulls out and is good viewing for more than one or two peopple. 2. People want seats across from the dining area, so you can entertain/communicate with the whole family. 3. People want theater seats, because they are comfortable. We hardly sell any couches right now because then only on person can lay back and relax. If it makes you feel better, we can just call them "Power Recliners" so we're not too hung up on the TV

@@DynamaxRVs Good points, I guess I'm thinking that a coach of this size is more appealing to people in my situation where our kids are grown up and it's just me and my wife. We typically never entertain guests by sitting in the coach watching TV, so the TV is there for just the two of us to watch in the morning for the news and in the evening for shows/movies. We personally LOVE the TVs that are on lifts, on the same side as the dining area, as we won't have people sitting there during the times we are going to watch the TV (as noted above). But different options are great for those who have different ideas of how they will use their RV. We're looking for something this size, that can boondock really well, and has the right layout.

31SS would put the TV directly across from the recliners, same lenght.

@@DynamaxRVs Yup, I checked those out as well....a better option for my wife and I for sure.

While you could replace the dinette with the tri-fold sofa, there would not be enough room to make the trifold into a bed. Only a jacknife would work.

We use GoPower solar panels. They are flex panels for weight savings as they are 1/3 the weight of glass panels. We are experimenting with some lighter weight glass panels, but the ones we use today save 200lbs of CCC and have a 5 year warranty. I know of no interiors delaminating. We have seen some bath doors, which are a paper wrapped hollow core door, have the paper peel at the edges. This is often due to the high humidity environment. We are exploring a painted door instead, which would eliminate this issue even with high humidity. And you can aways request solid core for an upcharge. The storage bins are virgin rotocast material *gray", not like cheaper recycled black". It all really depends on what you put in them. If you do not distribute the weight, they can sag, but they do not break. For 2025MY, I do think we have an angle iron below to prevent this, even when they are not loaded properly.

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Not at this time....but certainly something we are looking at.

When the slide is closed, you can still walk around and get to the bathroom. The bed folds up at the bottom. The bathroom door opens enough to get into the bathroom...not quite 90 degress, but close. The fridge can be used with the slide in.

Not at this time

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Pricing (MSRP) is located on our website. dynamaxcorp.com/RVs