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!

[Carolina_Campe1]

gregrc75 wrote:
Added a shelf to the top of each wardrobe. Thanks to an idea in the "cool mods" thread in the TT section of this forum.

Have my shelves cut, but couldn't find the studs to screw the Firring Strip to. How did you locate them?

[gregrc75]

Thank looks fantastic! How did you match the stain so well?

[SabreCanuck]

I finally got around to finishing off adding some drawers to the Bullet... Just waiting for some trim to come in from Keystone to finish things off..

New pot drawer under the bench.




New drawers for DW's drawers :):)

[gregrc75]

Added a shelf to the top of each wardrobe. Thanks to an idea in the "cool mods" thread in the TT section of this forum

[Huskerdude]

baunno wrote:
I cleaned my fresh water tank last week and noticed that the gauge doesn't work on our 2012 28-RLPT. It became apparent when over filled water started raining between the sealed under carriage and the frame. Has anybody had this problem?
I'm thinking that I'll fill it to what I guess is around half full and pull it to our first trip of the year to see if it frees it up.
I suppose warrantee would cover this. Any thoughts?

On our 2011 Premier 28rlpr , the fresh water fill tube at the tank wasn't tightened.Heading out for the first trip of the year :B !!!

[baunno]

I cleaned my fresh water tank last week and noticed that the gauge doesn't work on our 2012 28-RLPT. It became apparent when over filled water started raining between the sealed under carriage and the frame. Has anybody had this problem?
I'm thinking that I'll fill it to what I guess is around half full and pull it to our first trip of the year to see if it frees it up.
I suppose warrantee would cover this. Any thoughts?

[Carolina_Campe1]

baunno wrote:


12 guage stranded is standard in interior RV wiring. BTW can't get the picture with that link

Think that's something one can find at the local Lowes?
Rick

[DX]

Picked our 2012 31BHPR up in February and finally got it out this past weekend. What a great trailer!
We had a Summerland 2600TB and while it was a great first camper for us, after a few years we felt we wanted more living space.

[baunno]

Carolina_Camper wrote:

baunno wrote:

Carolina_Camper wrote:
I have an extra light that I want to add to my storage area as shown here:

Extra light in storage compartment.

What type of wire will I need to tie that into my existing light? Anyone know?

12 guage stranded is standard in interior RV wiring. BTW can't get the picture with that link...

Thanks. I'll dig into that. Link works for me. I've added the URL tag around it here to see if it makes a difference.

Rick

Hi RIck,

Yep, adding he URL tag made it viewable for the forum.

Happy camping,
Kevin

[Carolina_Campe1]

baunno wrote:

Carolina_Camper wrote:
I have an extra light that I want to add to my storage area as shown here:

Extra light in storage compartment.

What type of wire will I need to tie that into my existing light? Anyone know?

12 guage stranded is standard in interior RV wiring. BTW can't get the picture with that link...

Thanks. I'll dig into that. Link works for me. I've added the URL tag around it here to see if it makes a difference.

Rick

[snoocs1010]

VirtualGarage wrote:
Here are a few more pictures from the last couple days:

Tillamook: http://instagr.am/p/IU4vLFjTR6/

Manzanita Beach Overlook: http://instagr.am/p/IUyi0cDTfm/

Parked along Boardwalk in Seaside: http://instagr.am/p/ISxeLuDTWw/

Cannon Beach:

http://instagr.am/p/ISPNzEDTc-/

http://instagr.am/p/ISZwc2DTf_/

Great pictures! Glad your enjoying yourself. Can't wait, first trip scheduled for 1st weekend in May at a local state campground close to home. Figure we can still enjoy camping as long as it has some woods.

[LivingthedreamO]

garysol wrote:

LivingthedreamOH wrote:
We are getting ready to take our first trip in three weeks. Just can't wait!

where are you heading to?

Deer Creek

[baunno]

Carolina_Camper wrote:
I have an extra light that I want to add to my storage area as shown here: https://picasaweb.google.com/108140545660958402581/BulletPremier?authkey=Gv1sRgCLSb5tut5O67nQE#5628957144579411154

What type of wire will I need to tie that into my existing light? Anyone know?

12 guage stranded is standard in interior RV wiring. BTW can't get the picture with that link...

[Carolina_Campe1]

Looks like there has been several conversations concerning the storage locks and some have used the following: http://www.combi-cam.com/Cabinet-Lock.htm

I was wondering, it appears that the company now supports a lock that will fit a device with a cylinder length of 1 3/8". I don't have my unit here, but will that now fit the outside kitchen and if not, will the part number 7850L or the 7850XL work for the storage units?

Thanks,
Rick

[PSUCamper]

FensterRV wrote:
Hey everyone,

Been a while and saddened to see Gary and Net and David go. Thanks for all your contributions. My main mod for the spring will be the Steady fast system to reduce sway. Heard a lot of good things about it. Anyone have any experience with it? I'm also wanting to gain the courage to try and take off the back of the rear TV so I can hook up a DVD player. I'm probably missing a lot but thats all I can think about right now. Cheers!

Let me know how the stabilizers turn out. I have been considering ordering those, but noticed that the front stabilizers on the premier are mounted at an angle. Seems like your going to have to alter the way the stabilizers are normally mounted. Good luck and keep us posted.