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!

[gregrc75]

I don't have auto retract but I think I read in the directions that you do, if you have it.

[jokerdk]

gregrc75 wrote:
Thought I would post a pic of the new "toy" I picked up this week. Carefree Vacation'r screen room. It was relatively easy to put up. I would imagine after doing it a couple of more times I will cut my 25 min set up time in half.

Do you disconnect the awning from automatically retract during windy conditions?

[jasoncw]

dsmechanic wrote:
where and how much did you pay for the braces?

Steadyfast

[dsmechanic]

where and how much did you pay for the braces?

[gregrc75]

I added that as well in August. It's great!

[jasoncw]

Just got the latest mod installed. Wow, what a difference!

[RainbowsEnd]

gregrc75 wrote:
Thought I would post a pic of the new "toy" I picked up this week. Carefree Vacation'r screen room. It was relatively easy to put up. I would imagine after doing it a couple of more times I will cut my 25 min set up time in half.

We had something like that when we had a popup camper and it was awesome, of course we really needed extra space but we found so many uses for it!

[RUFFSTUFF]

When I haven't used the propane for a while, I like to run all the stove burners to clear the lines of air before switching the fridge to propane. There is sometimes a bunch of air but it works every time.

[jasoncw]

Robinsonfam wrote:
Ecobullet -thanks for the reply. Yes we make sure it is lit before we go. The refrigerator works great when not towing. We dry camped recently for a week and it gave us zero problems until we drove the unit.

Did you try running it on gas only, as opposed to the Auto setting?

[gregrc75]

Thought I would post a pic of the new "toy" I picked up this week. Carefree Vacation'r screen room. It was relatively easy to put up. I would imagine after doing it a couple of more times I will cut my 25 min set up time in half.

[Robinsonfam]

Ecobullet -thanks for the reply. Yes we make sure it is lit before we go. The refrigerator works great when not towing. We dry camped recently for a week and it gave us zero problems until we drove the unit.

[EcoBullet]

Robinsonfam wrote:
Has anyone had issues with the Refrigerator not staying lit when driving? My dealer has not been able to figure it out. I can literally drive the unit one mile and the check light will be on. My dealer thinks it is something with my tv (2011 Sequoia) and the trailer (2014 Premier 22RB) together as they can use one of their TVs and it works fine. Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

Do you make sure the unit switches to gas properly before you drive off?

Mine was off for about 8 hours of driving time once. After unplugging from campsite power, I didn't check to see if the fridge had switched to gas. I checked the owners manual and it said that sometimes when switching to gas, there will be air in the gas-line and it won't start. It also said to wait about 45 seconds to be sure it is working. Since then, I've been careful to make sure I check the fridge last thing before I leave camp and haven't had anymore trouble

[Robinsonfam]

Has anyone had issues with the Refrigerator not staying lit when driving? My dealer has not been able to figure it out. I can literally drive the unit one mile and the check light will be on. My dealer thinks it is something with my tv (2011 Sequoia) and the trailer (2014 Premier 22RB) together as they can use one of their TVs and it works fine. Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

[RainbowsEnd]

gregrc75 wrote:
Thats disappointing. My windows are still water tight. I would put some clear sealant between the fixed piece of glass and the camper wall to see if that stops it. There is a slight gap all the way around that would hold this sealant nicely. If it is leaking from the seal between the fixed piece of glass and the piece that tilts open I am not sure what to suggest.

I'll have a better look. There is no water inside the window area which makes this all the more disturbing as we can't see anything. If it was leaking in that top glass area wouldn't we have water showing up inside the winder behind the screen area? That's all dry. That's why I'm thinking it's more the entire frame area. We ran water on the window and never saw it pooling inside the frame area. It just started a slow leak from the lowest corner point down the inside wall. There's no easy place to get it fixed locally but we have to do something.

Don't laugh but we taped up plastic around the windows until we get back next week. Who knows if it will still be up but we tried!

[RainbowsEnd]

Crawfordville wrote:
We have a 2013 32' Premier. 5 of our windows leaked before we ever used it. Camper was still under warranty. Dealer had to replace all 5 windows. Our windows are the frameless style.

Ours are the frameless style also.