Love my Keystone Bullet 285RLS TT

Good to hear you are having fantastic adventures in your Bullet, We have pulled ours over 12,000 since Nov 2013 and have two more trips planned before Christmas - Texas Coast and Florida.

Keep traveling and sharing your adventures

Andy-- Great pics you have posted of all your camping adventures with your Bullet! Great looking rig! Ours is same size except has 2 rocker recliners in rear in place of bunks. Our kids are on their own and we have 4 Grandkids! Glad to hear you have had 3 seasons with over 100 nights with no big problems! We have only used our 2014 for 10 nights so far but look forward to a lot more in 2016! It has operated perfectly and is easy to tow with our E2 equalizer and vintage 97 Ford Expedition. We too want to go out West with ours! Have never been to those great sites1 Hope we can follow in your tracks! Have a great 2016! Maybe we will cross paths! Tim & Ramona & Scruffy

temccarthy1 wrote:
Purchased a new 2014 Keystone Bullet Ultralite 285RLS TT last Nov, used it only twice this year due to job. Total 10 nights camping. Love it! Not a single malfunction of any system so far! Was surprised no punchlist with all the complicated mechanical, electrical systems! Only weighs 5540 lbs so no problem for my 97 Expedition to pull. Love the décor and 2 big rocker recliners! Highly recommend a Bullet!

We love our Bullet too. We just wrapped up a 3500 mile-15 night trip from MN to FL and it towed beautifully in combination with our SUV and our ProPride hitch. We too have had very few issues with it. Most surprising to us is how much we like the 2nd exterior door in the rear from the bathroom on our floorplan.

It makes dumping the black tank easier among other benefits (including having the door open in those private sites when using the bathroom). I can stand outside the door at dump stations and flush several bowlfuls of water if needed and add my tank treatment at the end without ever entering the TT.

Add a Fantastic Fan to the bathroom vent. Our top mod from the very start, by the dealer, before we took delivery as part of our purchase price. Dealer also through in high quality shelving in our wardrobes and other cabinets.

Two trips to Yellowstone, one trip to FL, and now a trip planned to Oregon, Washington, and Glacier next summer. Great camper for us!

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Yes-- at Hitch RV in Turnersville, NJ where I bought it.

temccarthy1 wrote:
took a falling tree limb right through my slideout roof on our last trip.. trailer now in for repair in S. Jersey.. end of this camping season I guess! No one was hurt--that's what's important! Happy camping!

Where in S. Jersey? At a dealer?

Ditto. Ours has been great for 3 years now. Average 32 nights a summer. No major issues and only a couple minor that I fixed easily. Weren't really issues actually, more like personal mods.

I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Bullet.

Your rig and truck sound great! My brake controller is aftermarket but works fine... like the adjustment controls that can be done in a second for traffic conditions that minimizes trailer jerking.

temccarthy1 wrote:
Hi Dutchmen Sport...Great looking Outback ! Big one! How long? what is weight?

How Long: Book says 35'2", my measurement 35'6"
Weight: Books says: shipping: 7447. That's probably about right. Add propane tanks, battery, and camping stuff, easily add up another 1000 - 1200 pounds. Book says carrying capacity 1553 #.

My truck tows like the camper is not even there. I have a good combination right now. With the factory integrated brake controller, the rig stops as one unit. No jerking from the camper at all, not like my last truck that had an after market brake controller.

FYI, the Outback 298RE floor plan has not changed since 2013. The 2016 models put stainless steel appliances in them now, and a second air conditioner over the bed. Must be 50 amp for the 2016 models. Mine is 30 amp / 1 air conditioner.

We've had 2 Keystone's and loved them both. We'll be taking ours out to Little Manatee River State Park next weekend here in FL.