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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Hi all. I just wanted to check in as a new member. Thanks to all of you who have taken the time to post helpful hints, mods, and insights.
I am picking up a new 2012 Bullet Premier 31bhpr on Saturday that the wife and I bought at the Pittsburgh RV show recently. I am towing with a new F150 (6 cylinder Eco Boost) with the normal tow package. Wish me luck across the Ft. Pitt Bridge and tunnel.
We bought a pop-up last year but soon found that we needed more space. My 2 girls are looking forward to camping and having their own bunkhouse/TV.
Just a note, for the model we bought the TV in the living area was upgraded to 26" along with some other "comfort package" add ins. I guess this is often done in the winter to encourage purchases. I spoke with a Keystone rep at the RV show and he said that they stopped including the vacuum because it was causing too many circuit breakers to trip.
On a side note....has anyone tried the Timbrens Suspension Enhancement System? My tow vehicle should handle the weight of the trailer and cargo as long as we are reasonable with what we pack (we will have weight distribution and sway control)...but I am considering the Timbrens as a little extra insurance.
I am picking up a new 2012 Bullet Premier 31bhpr on Saturday that the wife and I bought at the Pittsburgh RV show recently. I am towing with a new F150 (6 cylinder Eco Boost) with the normal tow package. Wish me luck across the Ft. Pitt Bridge and tunnel.
We bought a pop-up last year but soon found that we needed more space. My 2 girls are looking forward to camping and having their own bunkhouse/TV.
Just a note, for the model we bought the TV in the living area was upgraded to 26" along with some other "comfort package" add ins. I guess this is often done in the winter to encourage purchases. I spoke with a Keystone rep at the RV show and he said that they stopped including the vacuum because it was causing too many circuit breakers to trip.
On a side note....has anyone tried the Timbrens Suspension Enhancement System? My tow vehicle should handle the weight of the trailer and cargo as long as we are reasonable with what we pack (we will have weight distribution and sway control)...but I am considering the Timbrens as a little extra insurance.
