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| The Lapp waterer might solve your pressure and level problems. It has a round disk that floats on top of the water in the round opening and is much less sensitive to water level than the types where the balls are supposed to seal lightly against the top. I installed mine and the water level is 8" below the top but probably should be higher. The top is a bit of a pain to remove to adjust the float so I left it and so far no ice and everything; feeder cattle on one side, horses on the other, seem to be getting enough water. Here's where I bought mine.http://www.kit-master.com/web/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&category_id=64&Itemid=100001
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richie float valves
