Here are some pics of how it came home:
Disassembly was fairly straight forward. I took lots of reference pics along the way. Very helpful when reassembling later. Thanks to Scrivet for the advice on removing the stone; came off just like he said:
After totally disassembling all parts, they were wire wheeled to remove all rust, corrosion and dirt. Have been enjoying how the warmer weather is going deeper into Fall. On December 4th it was +55 F, I wiped everything down with denatured alcohol, primed and painted. I want to thank Scrivet again for the suggested paint color. He had recommended VanSickle Oliver Green, but I ran across Westlake's Rust-Stop International Green and couldn't resist. Glad I did. Really like the color and quality of the paint:
Six days after painting, I started reassembling using my photos for reference. I think it turned out great. Handle actually rotates 360 degrees now!
