Yes, it is. The best one for your Keystone Bullet is going to be the Electric Jack w/ Footplate item # EJ-3520-BBX. This jack has a 3,500 lbs capacity and total lift of 25-1/8". The toggle switches on the front of the jack are easily accessible and let you operate the up and down feature.
I have linked an installation video below so you can see the functions of this jack. view full answer...
I would be happy to help you find the correct equalizer upgrade for your 2017 Keystone Bullet Premier Ultra Lite 22RBPR Travel Trailer with a 43" wheelbase, but since we do not have a kit that is specifically designed for that wheelbase you will need to take a few measurements.
First you will need to measure your current equalizers on center between the horizontal mounting holes as shown in the included diagram.
Next you will need to measure your shackles on center between the two mounting... view full answer...
So if the top of your receiver is 24 inches and the bottom of your coupler is 20 inches then you are correct, you do need a 4 inch drop.
To get this, you will need to use the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution Shank - 12" Long - 10-1/4" Rise, 5-1/2" Drop # FA92-02-4214. view full answer...
The electric a-frame trailer jack I recommend for your 2010 Keystone Hornet M-32 RLSS Travel Trailer is the Stromberg Carlson Electric A-Frame Tongue Jack part # JET-2500. According to my research, you trailer should have a tongue weigh between 800 - 1,200 lbs. The Stromberg Carlson jack has a capacity of 2,500 lb therefore would be more than capable of handling the weight of your trailer. It is also always a good idea to choose a jack that is rated for more weight than the trailer as this... view full answer...
Kits are not designed to fit specific trailers though based on my research we do have one kit that may work for you, depending on a few measurements you need to take. Based on my research your Lance 2280 travel trailer is a single axle so the Lippert Components Bolt-On Shock Kit # LC281255 may work as it is for single axles that are 2-3/8" in diameter, which is standard for 3,500 lb axles.
So long as you have that diameter axle and a 4 inch clearance between the inside of your trailer's... view full answer...
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