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Re: Keystone Bullet Premier
Well,we traded our Premier 28rlpr in. Looked at the Premier 30ripr but it really lacked counterspace & a linen closet in bathroom. Just purchased a Sunset Trail ST310RL,just love it. It was hard parting with the Premier,just hope this camper is just as good. This forum was so helpful & informative. Will check often here for new ideas!!! Happy & safe camping this summer !!!!359Views0likes0CommentsRe: Keystone Bullet Premier
carjocky wrote: LivingthedreamOH wrote: carjocky wrote: Anyone had their water pump want to keep going and not shutting off? I just had this problem this weekend. I check for leaks and I did not see any. Water pressure was good. It just didnt want to shut off all the time after you shut the water off. It also seemed to get worse as the water level in the tank got lower. Our friends had this happen. Loose connection in the hose restricted water flow. Tightened ...pump stopped. I will have to find the pump and take a look at it tonight. Thanks, Pump is in the compartment in front of the laundry chute. We didn't like the loudness of the pump, so I glued 1/2" styrofoam insulation on all sides of the box,put an old mousepad under the pump and wrapped all hoses with old socks that came in contact with anything. We've had our 28rlpr for 3 years now and just love it !!!!319Views0likes0CommentsRe: Keystone Bullet Premier
coobrey wrote: Just FYI I have a 31bhpr and during a complete downpour here we had leaking in the main slide. I wasn't parked completely level, the driver side was a bit higher. But the issue wasn't necessarily just that as the bunkhouse slide did not leak at all. The issue was the seal on the top of the main slide. There are two rubber flaps that did not lay out correctly and were stuck in the position I would think they would be in when the slide was out. I took a long stick when the slide was in and repositioned the rubber flaps to their correct position and all was well after that. Looks like slide toppers next season Had the exact same issue on our 28RLPR, but it only happened once. Looked at the inside rubber flap and the rubber had pulled thru the screws,wasn't down flat and there wasn't many screws holding the flap to the sidewall. Added washers to the screws and put more screws along the way.Looks like laziness on the factory end !!! No issues since but I always check it now !!301Views0likes0CommentsRe: Keystone Bullet Premier
RainbowsEnd wrote: We are still at our seasonal site with our 28rlpr and love it. We've simply have had the best luck with our TT. One thing we noticed recently is a slight leak in our storage compartment door, only one side. The concern is a few drops can become a puddle and something we certainly don't want, especially if we aren't here to watch it. The TT looks to be as level as it can be. The seal looks good and we've tightened the lock areas. Didn't someone else here have a similar issue and solved it? What was your secret? Even though the seal looks good maybe we should replace it. Ideas? Same problem here !!! Told dealer about it and they gave me some sealant to put around the door where it meets the framework. And keep it locked !! Problem solved !!300Views0likes0CommentsRe: Keystone Bullet Premier
Just a quick note, while camping over the 4th, a storm hit and it rained hard for about 45 minutes. Wife saw a drip come from the trim piece on the ceiling of the slideout (about mid ceiling):M . Long story short, the rubber gasket on the inside of trailer was not fastened properly and the screws that were there pulled thru the rubber:M .I always carry a well stocked toolbox, put washers on the screws and added some screws.Also made sure gasket was sealed down properly as it was twisted ! Never had this problem before, but I think i'll check those seals from now on !!!413Views0likes0CommentsRe: Keystone Bullet Premier
gregrc75 wrote: mtmcj wrote: Hi I am looking at the 31bhpr and saw some older models have a water purification system at the sink that came with winter package, anyone have any pictures of the system and would it be worthwhile to add to a new unit? Thanks in advance I bought my Premier without the comfort package (winter package), but I really liked the pull out kitchen sink faucet that came with the package. My dealer switched it out for me and added it to the trailer. If you are thinking about buying a Premier maybe the dealer can add it in for you, maybe even make it part of the deal. I changed out the existing fauce( which my wife hated) for a pullout one I bought at Menards way cheaper than an rv one. Put the faucet in Mothers Day for her :B !!!! How do you like your camper ??? We love ours !!!334Views0likes0CommentsRe: Keystone Bullet Premier
gregrc75 wrote: Let us know how the eternabond works out. I check my roof everytime I wash it. So far so good. I did have a few spots where the caulking looked thin in other areas other than the roof. I noticed some screws holding the plastic trim on the roof edges/corners seemed loose or part of the hole was exposed. I tightened them and applied some caulking. I have had a few bugs with my Premier but hopefully they will be all worked out before the warranty is up in July. My back door was delamintating and Keystone replaced it with no problem. My fridge needs to be fixed, it stopped working. The part was ordered 2 weeks ago so I am expecting it to come in anytime. That was also covered by Dometic. Our fridge would not work on propane. Dealer replaced the control board ,now it runs fine.My dealer had the board on hand. By the way ,the Dometic fridge has a 2 yr warranty !!!!334Views0likes0Comments
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