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!

[SabreCanuck]

traydon wrote:
I'd be willing to purchase the current legs from you or trade you even up if you haven't made the deal yet if interested let me know I will get you my info

Thanks for offer Traydon but we're going to keep both for now and make up our mind.... I'm fairly confident if we stick with the Posts, we will attach a countertop to the folding legs and use it as an outdoor table.

[FensterRV]

Curious, has anyone else have any bounce issues with their Bullets? Curious to see if those middle stabilizers help.

[traydon]

I'd be willing to purchase the current legs from you or trade you even up if you haven't made the deal yet if interested let me know I will get you my info

[SabreCanuck]

VirtualGarage wrote:

kainen wrote:

Thanks for posting those pictures and those additional side doors are great!

Seeing the picture above, I just realized that anyone with that style of table and wanting to convert to the regular permanent style doesn't need to buy a whole new table at all. The table top is exactly the same size and shape is the same--it has to be because it fits in the bench to convert to a bed.

The only thing that is different is the legs so that you can simply buy a couple of pedestal legs and mount them into the floor. It would be really good if there was enough room to keep both leg styles on so that you could have the best of both worlds!

We are picking up our 27RBPR in 5 MORE SLEEPS... My wife thought I was off my rocker when I told her I wanted to cut open the ends of the dinette and add doors... Now I can show her that I'm not the only one!!!!!
Thanks for the pics!

P.S.... Dealer is selling me the 'two post' table leg kit for $55.00. We currently have the folding one as part of the comfort package... I have a problem getting into the dinette because of the legs so I think we are going to try the two posts... Any CONS to the two posts?

[MartyMoose]

Has any one else with the comfort package noticed that the water pressure coming out of the pull out kitchen sink faucet isn't that great. I am thinking it's not a case of the water pressure supply because the water flow out of the water filter right beside it is fine.

I just got back from our second trip. We had full hook ups and experienced the same. Weak pressure from the sink, but full pressure from all other ( filtered H2O, shower and kitchen sink ).

I will look at the end of the fixture.

[Huskerdude]

Went on our first camping trip of the year last weekend to Lewis & Clark Recreation Area in South Dakota :B . Great weekend !! 411 campspots and only 4 campers and 1 tent. There were four bathrooms open also. The ol Premier was awesome. Little too much bounce in the camper so we are going to try some stabilizers in the middle of the camper next time out (in 2 weeks). Will let you know how they work.Happy Camping !!!

[RainbowsEnd]

Check to see if the aerator type thing is clear of debris. If this is something new it may have built up the tiniest shavings from the manufacturing. Sometimes even location with high minerals can cause this to happen. Like using well water thats not properly filtered. It may not even be visible to the eye so rinse it out and see if that helps. Just an idea.

7 days to get ours from storage 🙂

[kainen]

Has any one else with the comfort package noticed that the water pressure coming out of the pull out kitchen sink faucet isn't that great. I am thinking it's not a case of the water pressure supply because the water flow out of the water filter right beside it is fine.

[kainen]

RainbowsEnd wrote:

kainen wrote:
doors put in end of dinette, simply cut openings and made my own custom raised panel doors(helps to be a woodworker hobbyist):)

I knew someone would do this door mod, ty for posting pictures! Next question, what are the pros and cons of having door open down to the floor like yours OR have it open to the side? Are these doors from Keystone or did you purchase some from a Lowes type store? Your table looks more stable now. Congrats on your mods!

I am not sure just thought door would be more out of way when its open on the floor than on the side? personal preference I would think will dicate this ?

I made the doors myself hence the woodworker comment, I wish the stain matched better but only had a small sample of the trailer woodwork to take with me to Home depot(in hindsight should of removed a door and brought it with me), surprisingly there wasn't really any close matches there anyways, oh well it looks ok and works for me. The wife loves having the storage under there much easier to get at now.

[VirtualGarage]

kainen wrote:

Thanks for posting those pictures and those additional side doors are great!

Seeing the picture above, I just realized that anyone with that style of table and wanting to convert to the regular permanent style doesn't need to buy a whole new table at all. The table top is exactly the same size and shape is the same--it has to be because it fits in the bench to convert to a bed.

The only thing that is different is the legs so that you can simply buy a couple of pedestal legs and mount them into the floor. It would be really good if there was enough room to keep both leg styles on so that you could have the best of both worlds!

[RainbowsEnd]

kainen wrote:
doors put in end of dinette, simply cut openings and made my own custom raised panel doors(helps to be a woodworker hobbyist):)

I knew someone would do this door mod, ty for posting pictures! Next question, what are the pros and cons of having door open down to the floor like yours OR have it open to the side? Are these doors from Keystone or did you purchase some from a Lowes type store? Your table looks more stable now. Congrats on your mods!

[kainen]

Here are a couple of mods I did(more pics to follow)showing larger feet added to dinette table(yes finsh is same for all interiors)and doors put in end of dinette, simply cut openings and made my own custom raised panel doors(helps to be a woodworker hobbyist):)

[FensterRV]

Thank you so much for steppin up guys. I'm calling Keystone on Monday and really try and straighten this out. ( Adorable pic with the kids too ).

Virtual G, Earls sent me his VIN # which I can have Keystone run. If you privately send me yours please, I can def. settle this once in for all. He has Godiva, you have Blackbery and I have Sage. Oh by the way 23 days before I pick up my Bullet. Yee ha...

[msalyer]

Read page 58 this issue was addressed nicely.

[garysol]

I need some help guys. As i have posted earlier I have the dinette that is included in the comfort package. If unfolds and sits on 4 "feet". My dinette leans in due to the 2 of the feet sitting on the lower "main" floor while the other 2 feet sit up on the slide floor. Does anyone else have this problem and does anyone have a picture showing this issue? I am talking to Keystone now and they need a picture but I cant get to my trailer for a few more days,
Thank You!!