Brower UFV600 Replacement Valve and Float for Trough Waterers

The float valve and float that keep a Brower trough waterer at the level you set it. When a trough overflows or quits filling, this is nearly always the part at fault, and swapping it is a short job next to replacing a waterer.

The body is poly acetal with a neoprene seat. That matters because a metal valve in hard water eventually seizes with mineral scale, and a corroded valve is a valve stuck open. This one does not rust and does not scale.

It runs on a gravity fed or a pressure fed line and flows roughly one gallon a minute at 60 PSI through an 11/64 inch opening, which keeps up with a trough without running it over. The float arm adjusts, so you set the water level rather than accepting whatever the valve gives you. Eight inches long overall with a half inch thread.

Fits tanks, barrels, pans and troughs, and is the valve and float system used on the Brower FG200 and 75DR trough waterers.