2026 Forest River Puma 32BH2B vs 337BH
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Key differences
Both are 2026 Travel trailer models from the Forest River Puma line. Here's how they differ, from manufacturer specifications.
- The 32BH2B is 1′ 5″ longer: 38′ 6″ vs 37′ 1″.
- The 337BH is 1,560 lb lighter unloaded: 7,463 vs 9,023 lb.
- The 32BH2B has a 1,967 lb higher GVWR: 11,230 vs 9,263 lb.
- The 32BH2B lists 407 lb more cargo capacity: 2,207 vs 1,800 lb.
- The 337BH has a 260 lb lighter hitch weight: 770 vs 1,030 lb.
- The 32BH2B has 3 slide-outs; the 337BH has 1.
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