Yay! Thanks Lee (Sparky)!

I guess my unit really needs a cleaning! After removing the brass clip, I had tried to push that shaft back toward the gear side and it didn't want to budge at all, so I figured that since my unit looked different than the one in the Tech Tip, it must come apart in a different fashion. But, after looking at your post, I went back out to the garage and with a bit more conviction than I had before, I convinced that shaft to slide toward the gear end!

I am definitely getting further into this speedometer than I had intended, but if it works when I am done, it will look so much better that it will be a victory.

I have ordered a decal set that includes the odometer wheel numbers, but, being lazy and a bit intimidated by the prospect of taking the odometer apart, I had hoped that I wouldn't need them.

Thanks for getting me un-stumped!


Nick
1940 KC Model 1/2 Ton Pickup Project
(with '37-'39 Bed and what we think is a '42-'46 Frame)
Taos, New Mexico