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| I have both valves. They sell them with a big stainless steel float ball that is really nice. My preference and plans for future buys is to get the float ball in the big units and the floatless valves in the small units. Service isn't even an issue. You run your water line right up to below the basket, then a 1" hose is screwed on, supplied by cobett, and that hangs down below the basket, allowing the basket to be pulled out while all intact. Valves and filters are all attached to the basket. So everything you will need to work on comes right out of the tube and can be taken to the shop to clean and service, but I've never had to do any service. Just clean them out twice a year. Both units are really slick now. All molded plastic and indestructible. You'll like them. Let me know if you have any more questions.
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automatic cattle waterers
