Keystone Bullet Premier

[CampinEarls]

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 and bunkhouse....that's about it.

Maybe because this one is so new, But i'm having a hard time finding any reviews or testimonials about them.

This is our first TT, i've rented a couple times and that makes us realize we want our own, we've been researching for months and have narrowed it down to this one.

Is there anyone out there that has any experience with the Bullet line that can give me their opinions?

Thanks!

[joesofa]

I just picked my up from storage and the carpet was wet inside. Cant tell where the water came from but maybe it has something to do with that. Im going out camping now untill sunday but guess i need to call the dealership when i get back. Let me know what they tell you.

[CampinEarls]

Have any other Owners got a recall notice for the roof?

The dealership called me last week and said i needed to bring mine in and get the roof inspected, something about the sealant around the vents and what-not up there.
I'm taking it in this morning, i'll let you know what they do.

[CampinEarls]

pyro383 wrote:
2 more questions
How to gain access to the water pump
Where does the exhaust go from the fan over the stove.

Hopefully these answers are the same for the 312BH

the water pump is under the panel right beside the laundry shoot door, on the left side of the bed, as you are looking toward the front of the TT.

Haven't really paid attention to the vent fan, haven't used it yet...

[pyro383]

2 more questions
How to gain access to the water pump
Where does the exhaust go from the fan over the stove.

Hopefully these answers are the same for the 312BH

[CampinEarls]

VirtualGarage wrote:
There were a couple of things I forgot to ask about during our walk through. Does anyone know...

1. Where the hot water bypass is?
2. How to manually crank in the slides?

The bypass is behind the panel that is under the stove...I haven't figured out how to manually operate the slides.....

[pyro383]

I would like to know about the slides also. The Keystone manual says to refer to the slide manufacturor's manual which was not given.

[VirtualGarage]

VirtualGarage wrote:
I was looking through the various owner's manuals for each of the different components (like fridge, water heater, etc.) and was wondering if any of you actually got any kind of literature directly from Keystone?

Well, inadvertently I found the answer to my question. Keystone has the owner's manual posted on their website and a hard copy can be ordered by request. I guess they don't just automatically include it with each trailer.

[VirtualGarage]

Very cool, you've been busy!

I checked the panel behind the TV in the bunkhouse and I've got the 4 screws on the back panel. It's interesting how each one is slightly different. Mine has a build date of March 24.

Knowing now that the Combi-cam locks don't fit on the kitchen door, I kinda wish I had the round key rather than the flat one. I've been doing some searching and it seems like 1 1/8" is a standard length. There aren't that many that are longer. I'll have to measure the thickness of the door to get the exact requirement.

There were a couple of things I forgot to ask about during our walk through. Does anyone know...

1. Where the hot water bypass is?
2. How to manually crank in the slides?

[C_]

Completed 31BHPR Mods:
CombiCams on the front storage compartment (looking for input on the outside kitchen locks)
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Ma_iY06RqjWg2TRAhArNI-cRs4GQlOSPIbAZbcbR-VY?feat=directlink

Carefree Colorado SlideOut Kovers
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/GGdvK9QvE8x5aeucEqrwY-cRs4GQlOSPIbAZbcbR-VY?feat=directlink

Vortex fan in the bathroom
Liquid Soap dispenser in bathroom and kitchen
Corner Splash Guards on the bathtub
Shower curtain clips (to secure the shower curtain to the bathtub so it doesn't get sucked into the Vortex fan)
Weight Distribution setup (from a friend)
Bed in A Box Memory Foam Mattress ( Just the standard one, 9" is almost too much mattress height with the inward curving 31BHPR front nose)
Showerhead holder mounted outside between the slides (now I just need to make it so we can attache a shower curtainto each slideout to span the gap and viola! instant outdoor shower stall)
Power Jack cover (upsidedown 5 gallon bucket)

I will update with more pictures soon!

[joesofa]

It really was easy to do. Just had to be motivated by a 9 year old crying the blues.

[C_]

joesofa:
TV input/output jacks
Thanks! I REALLY appreciate this.

[joesofa]

C@mpDad, My tv does not have the 4 screws on the back holding it on. The back cover on mine was held on by 6 finish nails. I just began pulling on it lightly and used a flat screwdriver to pry the panel off the nails. After the back cover was off I had a solid piece of wood with a hole in the middle which gave me access to the inputs and outputs. I could have stopped there to hook up a dvd player but I wanted to figure out the mounting bracket. There are two screws inside at the top of the hole which hold the bracket to the tv. Took them out and the tv just slides up and out. I drove the finish nails in and replaced them with new ones when putting the cover back on. The hardest part about doing this was just getting started. This was on the tv in the bunkhouse. I have a Premier Bullet 31bh.

[VirtualGarage]

Wow, that's cool. I wonder if I should put a little flag or a Jack-in-the-Box antenna ball on it? :B

[C_]

Yes, you are correct. That is the AM/FM antenna. Its on a spring base so you don't have to worry about taking it down or damaging it.

[joesofa]

I think the antenna would be for AM FM radio