Keystone Bullet Premier
We are seriously looking at buying a 31BHPR. It pretty much has everything we are looking for in a TT, the only cons we can think of with it is, it has curtains instead of solid doors for the bedroom ...
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Hello Fellow Premier Owners!
I just found the forum last night and decided to join since there were many fellow owners on here.
My name is Kurt and our family purchased a 2011 Premier 31BHPR in May of 2010 and camped around 7 times last year with it. We love this trailer!!!!! At first we didn't know if we wanted to go this long since our friends all have 26' trailers, but with our two kids and actually experiencing the outdoor kitchen which they don't have, I'm glad we chose this one!
Funny thing is, after reading this thread we have experienced some of the problems you all have. It has been very nice to us so far though! I have it at the dealer right now having them look things over before it loses the warranty in May. The only problems we have had has been the stabilizer jacks and the toilet valve spraying water out the back (ours only sprays out during the initial hooking up of the city water; makes me wonder if the air in the line is causing the problem). We have had no leaks either from the plumbing or the slide-outs as we have been at the campground a few times last year in a few downpours.
Some of the other items you have all mentioned seem to be functioning properly such as the black and grey valves which are labeled properly. the only thing everyone on here has me curious about is that whole thing about the outdoor kitchen faucet draining into the black tank. Can't wait to get it back and see where that thing is draining into!!!
One other thing that has been puzzling me is that our rear axle tires seem to have a pronounced camber with the tops of the tires leaning to the inside when viewing from behind. Can someone check theres and tell me if this is normal. When we took delivery, I don't recall inspecting that so I don't know what is normal for this trailer and I have yet to see another one in person, either at the campground or the dealership. Sometime the trailers have this to help with stability and tracking.
Thanks for any help,
Kurt
I just found the forum last night and decided to join since there were many fellow owners on here.
My name is Kurt and our family purchased a 2011 Premier 31BHPR in May of 2010 and camped around 7 times last year with it. We love this trailer!!!!! At first we didn't know if we wanted to go this long since our friends all have 26' trailers, but with our two kids and actually experiencing the outdoor kitchen which they don't have, I'm glad we chose this one!
Funny thing is, after reading this thread we have experienced some of the problems you all have. It has been very nice to us so far though! I have it at the dealer right now having them look things over before it loses the warranty in May. The only problems we have had has been the stabilizer jacks and the toilet valve spraying water out the back (ours only sprays out during the initial hooking up of the city water; makes me wonder if the air in the line is causing the problem). We have had no leaks either from the plumbing or the slide-outs as we have been at the campground a few times last year in a few downpours.
Some of the other items you have all mentioned seem to be functioning properly such as the black and grey valves which are labeled properly. the only thing everyone on here has me curious about is that whole thing about the outdoor kitchen faucet draining into the black tank. Can't wait to get it back and see where that thing is draining into!!!
One other thing that has been puzzling me is that our rear axle tires seem to have a pronounced camber with the tops of the tires leaning to the inside when viewing from behind. Can someone check theres and tell me if this is normal. When we took delivery, I don't recall inspecting that so I don't know what is normal for this trailer and I have yet to see another one in person, either at the campground or the dealership. Sometime the trailers have this to help with stability and tracking.
Thanks for any help,
Kurt
