f150crew11 wrote:
i can probably get by without the electric jacks. This is first TT so thought it was convenient? How about the TV in main living area. Seems awfully small if you need to watch from dining table? What size is it in the Premier? Do you think it could be upgraded without too much trouble?
i can probably get by without the electric jacks. This is first TT so thought it was convenient? How about the TV in main living area. Seems awfully small if you need to watch from dining table? What size is it in the Premier? Do you think it could be upgraded without too much trouble?
To be honest I am not sure what size is standard but I have never thought it was to small but then again we do not watch much TV when we are camping. As for upgrading to a larger TV the way they are framed in I dont think you will get anything much bigger in there without interfering with the swivel function of the entertainment center.
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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.
I went from a TT with the electric stabilizer jacks to the Premier without them. I find the manual ones a bit more stable and I can also raise and lower them faster with a cordless drill.
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Anywho I hooked the HDMI cable in and now I stream Netflix through my iphone (3g) and get to watch movies in 720. Works perfectly.
gsxr1300 wrote:
Greg I see that your from New Bedford I am in Somerset where did you get your Buller Premier?
Greg I see that your from New Bedford I am in Somerset where did you get your Buller Premier?
I could only find the 28RLPR at two dealers in New England. One near Manchester NH and one in Burlington VT. I got it in Burlington. A bit of a drive but saved a few thousand over the dealer in NH.
We have also been looking at the Crossroads Sunset Trail Reserve at Campers Inn in Raynham
gsxr1300 wrote:
ok thanks
We have also been looking at the Crossroads Sunset Trail Reserve at Campers Inn in Raynham
ok thanks
We have also been looking at the Crossroads Sunset Trail Reserve at Campers Inn in Raynham
Those look very nice also!
f150crew11 wrote:
i can probably get by without the electric jacks. This is first TT so thought it was convenient? How about the TV in main living area. Seems awfully small if you need to watch from dining table? What size is it in the Premier? Do you think it could be upgraded without too much trouble?
i can probably get by without the electric jacks. This is first TT so thought it was convenient? How about the TV in main living area. Seems awfully small if you need to watch from dining table? What size is it in the Premier? Do you think it could be upgraded without too much trouble?
I also hooked up an HDMI to both tvs. And I have to agree, PIA! If you plan on doing it, after you remove the back cover and expose the small opening, look up into the hole, you'll see 2 Phillips head screws, take them out and the tv slides up. The back tv is the worst. I went ahead and replaced the front tv with a 22 inch LG that fit like a glove, since we will be living in there for the next 3 months.
On the plus side we got power back last night!
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* This post was edited 09/05/11 12:59pm by NetAndDavid *