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This document contains the recommended procedures for installing a Hawkeye Industries Sparrowhawk Gauge Head.
Requirements
Ensure that the tank is prepared to accept a Sparrowhawk Gauge
Head (per Tank Preperation Instructions,) and has been fitted with
a float and float guide kit.
Contents
Tools
Parts Required
A.) Installing Sparrowhawk Gauge Head
A.) Installing Sparrowhawk Gauge Head
Thread the float cable, cut end first, around the reel of the gauge head in
the direction shown.
Feed the stud end of the float cable through the gauge head coupling
down into the tank.
Secure the cut end of the float cable in position so that it does not slide
back through the gauge head.
TANK PREPARATION | GAUGE BOARD KIT INSTALLATION | FLOAT GUIDE KIT INSTALLATION | GAUGE HEAD INSTALLATION | GOSHAWK INSTALLATION
Installation Instructions
Sparrowhawk Gauge Head
QTY Part
► 1 Sparrowhawk Gauge Head
► 1 Float Cable Assembly for specified tank height
1.) 2.)
3.) 4.)
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Sparrowhawk Instructions, September 2013
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Apply thread sealant to the 1½ NPT threads of the gauge head and
tighten it into the 1½ NPT coupling on the tank with a pipe wrench. Ensure
that the open side of the gauge is aligned with the gauge board and faces
towards the board.
APPLY THREAD SEALANT

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Pass the cut end of the cable over the indicator cable pulley and through
the hole in the top bracket of the indicator guide assembly. Feed the cable
through the center hole of the indicator.
6.)
With slight tension on the cable to keep the float barely off the tank floor,
slide the indicator over the cable to the minimum level on the gauge
board.
SLIGHT TENSION TO KEEP FLOAT
BARELY ON TANK FLOOR
SLIDE INDICATOR TO THE MINIUMUM
LEVEL ON THE GAUGEBOARD
7.)
Tighten the indicator set screw. Cut off the excess cable.
CUT OFF EXCESS
TIGHTEN THUMB SCREW
7.)
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Sparrowhawk Installaton Complete
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Feed the stud and cable through the center hole of the float and replace
the nut and washer. Tighten the nut until there are three threads showing.
5.)