VirtualGarage wrote:
I'm sorry I didn't see this post earlier because I was at our campsite this weekend. I'm heading back this Friday and will measure our 31bhpr-- if you can wait that long! BTW, I'm still envying your very, very capable truck![[emoticon]](http://www.coastresorts.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/cool.gif "cool")
I'm sorry I didn't see this post earlier because I was at our campsite this weekend. I'm heading back this Friday and will measure our 31bhpr-- if you can wait that long! BTW, I'm still envying your very, very capable truck
I would really appreciate that! I used the 20" measurement that was posted earlier but I hope that is a little low. The site our trailer is on is slightly sloped and the trailer is in fairly deep stone so I just cant get a true measurement. Thanks for the props on the truck. Definite over kill
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* This post was edited 08/29/11 05:08am by garysol *
2020 GMC Canyon
2022 NoBo 19.2
2011 Bullet Premier 31BHPR
2009 Chevy Silverado 1500 HD
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31BHPR Mods
Laredo 303TG
Premier 31BHPR
Outback 312 BH
Xlite 31SQB
Pretty much same floor plan in all of them. Like the looks of the Premier the best ... but seems as though the Laredo give you more features? ie. Larger TV, electric awning, power tongue jack, 4 electric stailizer jacks, air mattress sleeper sofa....
Am I missing something. Thanks for all help in advance. Look forward to putting my order in next week on one of these.
f150crew11 wrote:
I'm looking at so many keystone models it is making my headspin????
Laredo 303TG
Premier 31BHPR
Outback 312 BH
Xlite 31SQB
Like the looks of the Premier the best ... but seems as though the Laredo give you more features? ie. Larger TV, electric awning, power tongue jack, 4 electric stailizer jacks, air mattress sleeper sofa....
I'm looking at so many keystone models it is making my headspin????
Laredo 303TG
Premier 31BHPR
Outback 312 BH
Xlite 31SQB
Like the looks of the Premier the best ... but seems as though the Laredo give you more features? ie. Larger TV, electric awning, power tongue jack, 4 electric stailizer jacks, air mattress sleeper sofa....
31bhpr has 2 flat screens standard, electric awning, power tongue jack and the air mattress sleeper. The only thing I see that you listed that is not included is the electric stab jacks.....
f150crew11 wrote:
Are the electric jacks and option on the premiere? Did not see it listed, or is this something that the dealer can install?
Are the electric jacks and option on the premiere? Did not see it listed, or is this something that the dealer can install?
Not available through Keystone that I am aware of. I am sure your dealer could install them but I wonder if the cost is worth the advantage.
NetAndDavid wrote:
Day three with no power and still living it up in the front yard with the Bullet and 8500w generator!
Day three with no power and still living it up in the front yard with the Bullet and 8500w generator!
Good to hear that it's doing it's job and everyone is safe. Take care!
2007 GMC Yukon XL Denali ~ 2010 Keystone Premier 31BHPR ~ Sold: 2009 Tango 289BH
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garysol wrote:
Not available through Keystone that I am aware of. I am sure your dealer could install them but I wonder if the cost is worth the advantage.
f150crew11 wrote:
Are the electric jacks and option on the premiere? Did not see it listed, or is this something that the dealer can install?
Are the electric jacks and option on the premiere? Did not see it listed, or is this something that the dealer can install?
Not available through Keystone that I am aware of. I am sure your dealer could install them but I wonder if the cost is worth the advantage.
In addition to adding cost, you will also be adding weight. The Premier is sold as an "ultra-light" so that's probably why those extras were left off. Keystone can then differentiate between their numerous models.
Unless there are specific reasons for wanting/needing electric stabilizer jacks, you can get similar performance at less cost, weight, and hardware by using a cordless drill. The cordless drill also lowers and raises the jacks much faster. It's just another thing to consider when shopping for an RV.
VirtualGarage wrote:
In addition to adding cost, you will also be adding weight. The Premier is sold as an "ultra-light" so that's probably why those extras were left off. Keystone can then differentiate between their numerous models.
Unless there are specific reasons for wanting/needing electric stabilizer jacks, you can get similar performance at less cost, weight, and hardware by using a cordless drill. The cordless drill also lowers and raises the jacks much faster. It's just another thing to consider when shopping for an RV.
garysol wrote:
Not available through Keystone that I am aware of. I am sure your dealer could install them but I wonder if the cost is worth the advantage.
f150crew11 wrote:
Are the electric jacks and option on the premiere? Did not see it listed, or is this something that the dealer can install?
Are the electric jacks and option on the premiere? Did not see it listed, or is this something that the dealer can install?
Not available through Keystone that I am aware of. I am sure your dealer could install them but I wonder if the cost is worth the advantage.
In addition to adding cost, you will also be adding weight. The Premier is sold as an "ultra-light" so that's probably why those extras were left off. Keystone can then differentiate between their numerous models.
Unless there are specific reasons for wanting/needing electric stabilizer jacks, you can get similar performance at less cost, weight, and hardware by using a cordless drill. The cordless drill also lowers and raises the jacks much faster. It's just another thing to consider when shopping for an RV.