Got it timed and think it will work. Now to start the clock, set the time, and see how far out of time it is in the morning.

Managed to sneak the assembly out, find a piece of wire the right diameter, heat it up, hammer the end flat, make bends and reinstall it.

Then will have to make a new drop lever and install it in the post. Just another day repairing old (greater than 100 year) clocks…

Found the drop lever to the count wheel has a fracture in it. 🙁 Now to take that arm assembly out which may require complete disassembly.

Thought I had the clock done and ready to test. Then noted it wasn’t doing the warn before strike at the right time. Did more checking.