Can I buy just the bearing without the hub assembly ?
1271478
Probably. .but from what I understand the part is replaced as a unit. When I bought my parts they were like $200 per side so 400 total. Took like 30 min a side I think.
1271479
Not that I know of, but I didn't really check. You could take apart the hub and get the bearing numbers and go from there.
1271480
You can, I believe they're two of them. But they have to be pressed in and out. without a press, the whole unit is better. Plus pressing you run the risk of damaging the ABS setup.
940000
Yes, you can assemble the unit with or without the wheels. Plastic plugs are provided to replace them.
1266285
Yes it comes as a complete hub assembly for a 2" ID axle. Just hae to set it up and weld it in
2015899
No, but you can get them at your local hardware store. Remember to bring the diameter of the axle to get the proper fit.Happy New year!
807184
I only bought the wheel assembly which was very satisfactory. Maybe you can buy the axels separately. Nancy P.
1238533
Yes, there's a metal bearing that you can purchase at orphanespresso.com and there's a link that shows how to install it.
351263
No, you need a different model, one that takes the Shimano center lock disc brake. It's available on Amazon. The hub shown can only use either a rim brake or a roller (drum) brake.
1757060
if you need a hub for the rear wheels you'll need an axle because the hub is part of the axle. If you just need the rear wheel bearing you can get the rear bearings separate from the axle but I don't know the part number offhand.
735479
Yes. It was much easier for me to replace this entire assembly than bang out and replace just the bearings. And on the front it's pretty darn easy to do. - Good luck!
1747308
Replacement tool rental at eBay sellerPartsShippedQuick. Bearing set is for top loader model.
935601
buy another one. :) I contacted the company for replacement bearings and they never responded at all. I think you're on your own with this one
2015898
No, but you can get them at your local hardware store. Remember to bring the diameter of the axle to get the proper fit. Happy New year!
1546828
No. You have a freewheel, not a cassette style hub. It will be a 3 or 4 prong or shimano-style freewheel tool. Since the replacement will most likely need a different tool, I'd suggest just paying you're local shop $10 to remove.
547048
Absolutely. You remove the axle nut, brake caliper, caliper bracket (may have to remove backing plate) and CV joint from hub (may require taking tie-rod end and lower ball joint loose). Remove the hub with a slide hammer (OTC 4579). Remove bearing retaining clip at back side of bearing and press out bearing with the Alltrade 648741 Kit. Reverse procedure to install. Follow the directions that come with tool. I would recomend installing a new hub with the bearing, they can be purchased as a set.
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Hi Helina. I do have the ones you need. Here is the link for the correct set for your washer. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GSES3ZG Thanks for double checking with your model number. It's appreciated. WARNING!!!!! There are other sellers now selling low grade cheap Chinese knock offs of my bearing sets. Please be sure you are buying from "FRONT LOAD WASHER BEARING KITS" when you check out. I am the only seller giving a 5 year warranty. I have them in stock and I still have time to ship them today. Many thanks. Cheers, James.
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I think your hubs are all in standardized sizes, so if you just take a tape measure and measure the diameter of your hub opening at its widest and match that to the described size of the bearing buddy you should be fine. In other words,if your inside diameter is close to two inches, then there is only one sized bearing buddy that is close to that (1.98 inches)and that is the one you want.
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I definitely think you should repack the bearing... I was able to repack it in just a few minutes. Just be careful when removing them. You don't want to damage them. I believe you would have to pull the shaft if you have to replace them. Make sure you use high quality grease that can withstand high temps.