The book is located at THIS LINK along with single parts. Includes many time saving short cuts. Text and drawings are kept close together, to make it easier to understand. By Philip E. Balcomb. This is what got bent out of shape when the clock was moved, they always do unless a person knows about them.
Pivots are the skinny ends of the arbors that the gears are attached to.
The pivots are what insert into the clock plates. When the old oil dries up, it turns to goo and it must be cleaned off. Suspension springs are the long, flat wires on the back of the clock, that let the balls rotate in the air. The balls are hooked onto a bottom block and the bottom block is connected to this type of spring. The springs are really just thin flat steel strips.