BulletPremier 22RBPR owners?

[johnnyringo]

I would like to converse with other owners. We're scheduled to take delivery on 7/5. First time trailer campers!

[Tbos]

Congrats, I have a different brand and model. Lots of good info on the forum.

[GaryWT]

Congrats and good luck. I gave a Premier, just a different model.

[B-O-B'03]

We have had our 2014 22RBPR for just over a year and love it.

We put almost 5K miles on it last year, no issues after the initial manufacturer screw up that I fixed and the dealer paid me for.

Let me know if you have any questions.

-Brian

[johnnyringo]

Curious as to what the manufacturer screw up was as I'm buying a 2014 too. Care to elaborate?
Thanks, JR

[B-O-B'03]

The person that cut the hole for the outside electrical outlet also cut through the drain pipe for the kitchen sinks.

I was getting ready for our first trip and had the trailer all setup and was testing all systems.

The water I ran down the kitchen sink was pouring out of the cut in the drain pipe and dumping into the furnace, which ruined the control board.

-Brian

[johnnyringo]

I would like to connect our Weber Q grill to the quick disconnect for the outside kitchen stove. Has anyone done or investigated if this is possible?
I would be nice not to have to cart another 20 # gas bottle or a bunch of the 1# disposable bottles. Thanks, JR

[johnnyringo]

Found just the thing!

http://propanegear.com/weber-q-rv-quick-connect-kit/

[mosquitoman]

2016 2200RBWE made some mods, and plan some more once its off warranty.

[johnnyringo]

Going to remove the mattress that come with the TT. I think the PO replaced with a the least expensive he could buy! Wondering how difficult it will be for the DW and I to extract it and replace it with one that is thicker and more robust?

[bsmith0404]

OE mattresses are typically a POS, I doubt the OR replaced it. They're not hard to change since they're light. Some have success adding a topper to the OE mattress. A good egg shell topper can make a world of difference. You have to get a good one, not a $20 cheapo.

[B-O-B'03]

Originally Posted by johnnyringo

I would like to connect our Weber Q grill to the quick disconnect for the outside kitchen stove. Has anyone done or investigated if this is possible?
I would be nice not to have to cart another 20 # gas bottle or a bunch of the 1# disposable bottles. Thanks, JR

I took the regulator off of my Weber Q and replaced it with a quick connect fitting, added a "T" and a second quick connect to the trailer and bought a 10 foot hose to hook it up.

I also had to get a longer hose for the outside cook top, after I turned the quick connect fitting the old hose was a little short.



Pretty sure I got everything from amazon, let me know if you want some links.

-Brian

[B-O-B'03]

Originally Posted by johnnyringo

Found just the thing!

http://propanegear.com/weber-q-rv-quick-connect-kit/

I used these:

Camco 57282 10' Propane Quick-Connect Hose

Camco 59853 Propane Quick Connect Kit - Valve & Full Flow Plug

I plan on adding a quick connect coupler to the regulator, so I can used the 1 pound canisters if necessary.

-Brian

[johnnyringo]

Progress report.
Replaced the mattress with an 8" memory foam from Amazon. Testing will take place next week.

Converted our Weber Q200 to work with the gas line on the TT. Propanegear.com has a very nice kit! Tested today. Good to go!

Completed the install of the surge protector.

X Chock jacks arrived. One had the wrong wrench. Manufacturer was reluctant to believe me. Had me send photos. Correct wrench is in transit.

Beginning to load and store necessities for our shakedown trip.

[johnnyringo]

Wondering where the water pump might be located?

[B-O-B'03]

Originally Posted by johnnyringo

Wondering where the water pump might be located?

It is in the space in front of the laundry chute, left side of the bed.

-Brian

[johnnyringo]

Thank you B-O-B'03