Fill the rear of the pail with styrofoam (spray foam or blocks). This makes the front heavier, so water tips it forward.
Move the handle pivots slightly toward the back. This increases the tendency to tip forward when full and back when empty.
Experiment with foam amount and pivot position until the pail cycles reliably. The result is a charming, self-acting water feature.
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