All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Keystone Bullet PremierI like the window, especially with the privacy glass and the ability to open it for venting. Is there a bug screen for the window?Re: Keystone Bullet PremierWe had no problems maintaining speed going over the Rockies with our Yukon Denali. In fact, the only problem was when we were stuck behind slower RVs! Engine braking in Tow/Haul mode meant I didn't need to ride the brakes at all coming down.Re: Keystone Bullet Premier carjocky wrote: First day out in our new 2012 Bullet Premier 29RTPR this weekend! Woot Woot! Picture is from last friday picking it up. http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/p480x480/531408_4058102218088_1448111205_3696483_1679632691_n.jpg Looks great. Have fun!Re: Keystone Bullet PremierTwo summers ago when we did our trip to Minnesota, I noticed severe tire wear on the rear driver side tire mid-journey. The tread on the inner side had worn down to the steel belt. I had checked tire pressure every morning and never noticed if the tire was angled wrong. Luckily I was able to buy a new tire so that we could get back on the road. At the end of our trip in Montana, we suffered failed wheel bearings on the rear passenger tire. I was able to limp to a nearby campground and the mobile repair guy who came said the axle was bent and it could have caused the failure. It also made me suspect that the uneven tire wear was a symptom. We had the axle replaced before we got back on the road. That all happened the first summer we bought the Premier. In March this year, I decided to get the wheel bearings repacked. During that service, they noticed again the same uneven tire wear. They checked the alignment and said everything was straight and had no idea what could have caused it. I'm puzzled myself and will have to be extra careful now checking the treads.Re: Keystone Bullet PremierHere 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_/Re: Keystone Bullet PremierWe're currently on the 4th day of our Oregon Coast road trip, leaving Seaside this morning and heading south. The weather is still cold and we had snow showers yesterday, but the weather changes every 10 minutes so we've also had beautiful sunshine. Here's a picture of last night's sunset: http://instagr.am/p/IVi6rnjTfc/Re: Keystone Bullet Premier RainbowsEnd wrote: NetAndDavid wrote: Well guys this past year has been quite an adventure for my family and I, but regretably our needs have changed an we are out of the camping life for now :( We have moved, and our family has grown. I will also be going away for a year soon, and a camper is no fun unless you are using it. On a better note, we got really close to our pay off when sold it! The Miller's wish you all happy adventures and the best of luck. Thank you for your participation in this group. I wish you enough and more! Thank you for your service. Couldn't agree more--all the best to you and your family!Re: Keystone Bullet PremierLooks great! We haven't been able to do as much cold weather RVing as we did last year, but we're gearing up for a Spring Break road trip with some friends down the Oregon Coast. I'm getting the wheel bearings re-packed and the roof cleaned and treated in a few weeks. I was at an RV show on the weekend. Frankly, no TT could come close to our Premier, but there were a couple of Class A's and the Jayco Seneca Class-C (on the Freightliner chassis) that we admired :).Re: Keystone Bullet Premier garysol wrote: Today we made a deal on a Komfort 3530 and traded our beloved 31BHPR in. Hope to see you guys down the road. Congrats on your new RV :C Hope you have just as much--if not more--fun with it!Re: Keystone Bullet Premier baunno wrote: NETANDDAVID, Does anybody have any experience using the heater to know how long a 20 bottle of propane will last? Last year a 20lb tank lasted us about 1 weekend for 2 nights of heating and 2 daya of cooking. I only ran heat in the evening but I kept it warm around 70-72. This year I've only used a 1500w heater pointed to the bunks and it's kept the entire trailer warm without having to use any propane at all. I'm still using the same 20lb tank I started with in the spring. Keep in mind though that with the heater at full, we trip the circuit box much more often if we aren't careful. We turn the heater off if we need to use the microwave and use ga for hot water instead of electricity.
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