Level Master

[huhhhhh]

Anyone running these level masters? Any Problem with them freezing up in winter?
http://www.keystoneforums.com/attachments/photobucket/img_229733_0_1bfbc787cc53c9a18ed52358c55929f5.jpg

[chuckster57]

I have that on my pin box, but we don't get freezing weather out here.

[notanlines]

A quote from their website: "Won't leak or freeze"

[huhhhhh]

Perfect, Thanks

[JRTJH]

The one that's currently on our Cougar was previously on our Springdale. It's 6 years old and has been exposed to Michigan's "sub-zero" temperatures every year. It still functions, isn't yellow (UV damage) and is reliable. That said, I built my own mount brackets, I didn't like the plastic ones that come with the level.

[cpaulsen]

Just went thru a cold snap in Southern Oregon in Dec.......was 6 degrees and mine worked great!!

[Nicculi]

Most levels use some sort of alcohol or spirit in them. Hence the old term "Spirit Level". Although with how slow the ball in my Level master moves, I am betting it's some sort of glycol mixture. (Think antifreeze)

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