Lambie Level

Hope your letter in the Aug mag produces a result, you only need one and hopefully someone has it! 

Yes!! My letter worked, someone has two stashed away and they're posting them to me. I'm so delighted :)

Just read your letter in the August magazine about the Lambie Leveller. Absolutely delighted to hear that someone has found a couple to send onto you! Would love to see a photograph of these in the magazine! 

I'm eagerly awaiting their arrival in the post. Will put a photo up when I have them!

My Lambie Levels arrived safely this morning - thank you so much to everyone who joined in this conversation and especially to Bev who remarkably still had two levels hoarded away after all these years and kindly sent them to me - photo attached!

Just discovered this post and am insanely jealous.

What I wouldn't give for a pair of Lambilevels! My last pair went when we changed our van in 2021 and I can't find a satisfactory replacement. I's just so irritating, having to dash back and forwards to check on the level. Most spirit levels are just too sensitive to be able to assess how many boards are needed. I've tried spirit levels ranging from £5 to £25 but none of them measure up to my original Lambilevels.

Currently I'm using a bullseye level, but that has to be placed just inside the door rather than being mounted on the front of the van or on the A-bracket. I know - the front table would be good but we use a towing cover so not visible on arrival on site.

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Ah lovely to hear how much you rated your Lambie Levels - I'm only sorry no others measure up. It's strange timing after I miraculously sourced one each for me and my brother six months ago then this discussion thread went quiet. Early this morning our mum Sheila Lambie died - she survived our dad, the inventor and manufacturer of Lambie Levels, by 21 years! End of an era. 

I had two in the past, but one either stayed on a drawbar or went to my daughter. I still have one and value it enormously. I screwed it to a strip of wood and in use it either rests below the centre window for lateral level and is then transferred to the the caravan floor for front-back levelling.

The fluid is a little more viscous than many levels and the tube is a gentle curve, both make it ideal for the purpose. 

Thank you for posting KerryS - wonderful to know you're still using and valuing your Lambilevel  Dad would be delighted!

I'm sorry to be so late to the party, and even more sorry that I don't still have any Lambilevels - particularly as my two sons-in-law are both caravanners and I keep extolling the virtues of the wonderful Lambilevels that were both the simplest and best of the various gadgets I used in my own caravanning days. Now a motorhomer, I have a sort of poor man's version in the form of a target spirit level fitted into a blob of plastic designed to fit in the instrument cowl of a Fiat Ducato circa 1998 so that the bubble is in the centre when the motorhome is level in both directions. It's handy, but not a patch on those sorely missed Lambie lovlies.