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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RainbowsEnd wrote:baunno wrote:
A couple of niggling things about it, while the picture on the flat screen is very good, it is too small while sitting in the reclining chairs. 2. the reclining chairs recline too much and 3. if you don't keep your cubby doors locked up front rain will seep into the bedroom along the walls on either side of the bed.
We got a larger tv and since we are at a seasonal site we just leave it sitting on top of the entertainment area. The smaller tv is home. We may install in the rv bedroom eventually. Right now we don't have any tv service, phone or internet so we don't really use it but for dvd's we may bring.
The recliners are fine for me. One reclines more than the other. I've these leather look cubes that we use as foot stools and that works great. Top comes off so its good for storage also. Someone on the boards here made some sort of stop for the recliners. Turn them over and check for adjustment in the center area. Or put a block under the spring in the back, that keeps them from going back to far. I've not done any of this, it's just what I've read.
We had issues with raining coming in twice but never again. We're not sure if we had it locked or not when water got in. Usually those doors are always locked. Something we've made a point at doing all the time now.
The larger TV is a good idea, We aren't much on going out camping and then watching a lot of tv but it would be nice to have the larger screen for those times when we do watch.
I'm at least one of the folks in this forum who wrote about the chairs recling to far back and too "loosey-goosey" and came up with a block of wood to put behind them. After a 2nd week I can say that my blocks were too short and it was difficult to position them effectivly behind the back of the chair...back to the drawing board for that. I went into the camper today to see if there was some tension adjustment and there is not on the chairs that came with our Bullet.
The water issue...our old camper had two latches on the cargo doors and never had a problem with leaking. I was in the habit of leaving them unlocked once we set up so the kids could store balls, skate boards etc. in there without ole Dad fishing out the keys a 100 times a day. But those days are now over and just keeping those doors locked is a habit I'll have to aquire. Now about the 50 times a day I need something from in there :@
