Building Super C's - Dynamax RV factory tour!

[@daveanddianethrowingcautio5707]

Great tour, thanks for taking us along!!

[@WildBlueWanderers]

Thanks for the comment and for watching!

[@djmiller5563]

Dynamax makes a great product...rarely hear any negative reviews.

[@WildBlueWanderers]

@@djmiller5563 while no RV is perfect bet we have been happy - Thanks for watching!

[@Kenai2008]

Appreciate that they let you do the tour. We have narrowed our search between the Renegade Verona 36VSB and the Dynamax DX3 34KD or 32KD. I believe they are very equal in quality and build.

[@WildBlueWanderers]

@@Kenai2008 sounds like you’ve got two great options there! We’ve been pleased with the support we see on the forums and FB…and have received from Dynamax. Good luck and hope to see you on the road! Thanks for watching!

[@mikeppetabee9352]

thanks for the tour very interesting. Couple of questions though . Just wondering if those framing bars have any insulation in them and are you able to purchase one without slides . I'm always worried about those slides

[@WildBlueWanderers]

The aluminum framing has wood inside for a “backer” to help support things attached, but no insulation that I saw. On a humid morning you can see the condensation lines following the aluminum frame so I believe that is due to the heat transfer. I don’t know if Dynamax offers a non-slide version. Thanks for watching, hope it helps and feel free to ask any other questions. Scott

[@mikeppetabee9352]

@@WildBlueWanderers Thanks for the reply just being a little paranoid about the slides and condensation Really like your rig thank you..

[@toddwmac]

Thanks a ton guys! The wife and I are narrowing down between Renegade & Dynamax for a couple of years of full time and pulling a motorcycle trailer, so finding you channel this morning when looking at DX3 vids was great. After listening to you mention frame issues, my 1st question (if you have a moment) is..iven your experience with the company, would you do a Dynamax rig again? Thanks from the mountains of Utah.

[@WildBlueWanderers]

I would buy a Dynamax again. All RV’s seem to have initial issues, we got ours used (1 1/2 years old). The only real problem we found was the frame mounts, and Dynamax stepped up even though we were not the original purchaser. The Dynamax GM is very active on the social media groups and always willing to give advice or answer questions. I can’t speak about Renegade they are part of a lot larger company, REV group, I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a fault. There are a couple of Dynamax gatherings during the year and we have met some great people at them. Hope this helps, feel free to ask any questions. Scott

[@toddwmac]

@@WildBlueWanderers Really appreciate the response...and all the content. Cheers!

[@DrDooms13]

Tbh, I was thinking of the Dynomax but through watching other posts and addressing issues, and quality! Now seeing this video!! I’m not impressed and seeing the inside and bare bones I can see they haven’t changed or fixed anything that people report. This guy doing the tour seems to be put out and no personality or enthusiasm for showing his companies RV’s. Unfortunately I’m not buying a Dynomax now!! Sorry 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@WildBlueWanderers]

@@DrDooms13 We have been on a number of RV factory tours, and we were actually impressed by the build quality and how they corrected some of the previous model year shortcomings/issues. We thank you for watching, and we hope you find the right rig for you! 😊

[@travismull944]

Hmm, Not impressed with the factory.

[@WildBlueWanderers]

Thanks for watching!