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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Huskerdude wrote:coobrey wrote:Had the exact same issue on our 28RLPR, but it only happened once. Looked at the inside rubber flap and the rubber had pulled thru the screws,wasn't down flat and there wasn't many screws holding the flap to the sidewall. Added washers to the screws and put more screws along the way.Looks like laziness on the factory end !!! No issues since but I always check it now !!
Just FYI
I have a 31bhpr and during a complete downpour here we had leaking in the main slide. I wasn't parked completely level, the driver side was a bit higher. But the issue wasn't necessarily just that as the bunkhouse slide did not leak at all. The issue was the seal on the top of the main slide. There are two rubber flaps that did not lay out correctly and were stuck in the position I would think they would be in when the slide was out. I took a long stick when the slide was in and repositioned the rubber flaps to their correct position and all was well after that.
Looks like slide toppers next season
We've got the base Bullet 281 BHS but I assume the rubber flaps are identical on the slides. Our rubber flaps on our slide are getting stuck, with one end of a flap folded in and the other end folded out with a resulting small gap in the middle of the flap. It's happening on the sides and on the bottom (and probably up on top but I'm just not seeing it). Maybe I'm just being picky but it seems like it shouldn't be happening. Someone on another post about slides mentioned cleaning the rubber flap seals as a fix. I wondering about putting some "303" cleaner on the them also.
