[nwhouston]

Craig, I do not know anything about the Wolf Pup line quality; I would assume for your purposes it is a middle-of-Indiana construction quality. Some staples hit the wood, some don't. Even in the Forest River Rockwood Signature line, that is true (close friends have one, and it has had pex fitting leaks, loose screws, roof seal leaks, the usual drama with these trailers.) That said, the Forest River line is a good one, and if you buy from a dealer you can likely get most of these small issues worked out within the first year.

My first thought is that your current 2720SD seems to have better seating during the day than the Wolf Pup's single seat dinette.

Otherwise, the cabinets, shirt closets by the bed, etc, should work out about the same as the TM. Good counter work space, generous lavatory area.

Nice looking, light weight trailer. Hope you find one that meets your needs. We are also looking to move to a trailer that takes less manual pulling and tugging to get ready to camp.