Does this part have all bearings an seals an fork, or is this just the outer casing ?
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Tom, this has all bearings. Not that hard to install with some patience. Note that the original can be very difficult. They are cast. Mine broke I'n half trying to pry it out, and I had to drill and dremel the rest out.
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It is the complete assembly and includes all internal parts. Simply remove old one and replace with this and you're good to go!
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It has all the internal parts the shaft slides in it. If your ront axle is not locking in to 4 wheel drive. This should fix the issue.
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Tom,Complete sealed unit that bolts to oil pan. All internal parts are included. Its usually difficult to remove inner case from old unit from oil pan. Should work well for you.
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It's complete. Uses o-rings not gaskets. Need to modify the heater hose that attaches to the rear plastic pipe. Will need new heater hose to ensure it is soft enough to slide over the pipe.
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You are correct about not exactly hubs, but the bearings are sealed. The hole bearing case is pressed in.
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Yes but the seal can be removed to clean the bearing. Like all the other ones.
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Forks do include every thing you see in the picture. They are not ratchet binders, but the green handles that you see do tighten down to secure the forks to the bucket
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comes with the forks and all needed. There is the one nice tray. I love mine!! --have not tried to rotisserie yet
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Sorry, just saw a comment below... Frame and fork one thing but your wheels must have hubs disc ready
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It is an integral cartridge assembly with the seals built in. You just remove the old cartridge and replace with this one. No extra o-rings needed. Works like a charm.
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Yes. The two forks slide through the stabilizer bar and is held in place by a bolt on each side.
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The spindles I received did not have zirc fittings on them. Most of the time the bearings are a (s2) which means both sides are sealed. It's useless to pump grease into a spindle that has sealed bearings.
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No bearings with this kit. They are not needed when changing the just the clutch
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Just the two wheels. I reused the original bearings and screws when I switched out the old wheels for the new.
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2 bearings, 2 cups, 2 cones, 2 washers and a lock nut. Just what the picture shows.
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The one i got was 9mm. If you look on ebay they have the same fork with different sized axles 9,13 and 20 i think. If youre looking for something other than 9 you might as well order it from ebay cause either one ships from china
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I'm sorry that I don't know the answer. This is the only thing that is on the back of the fork: WMF CROMARGAN 18/10 Perhaps you could google that and learn more.
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Yes this is a complete kit with all the cables and handlebar mounts, it is a temp, tacho, speedo and distance also ambient temp, clock and stopwatch. The 752-704 fitted my motorised bicycle with a 2 stroke engine from China with no problems, some people have had to file around the spark plug hole where the fins are for the temp wire to fit properly, but I was lucky.
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Sealed bearings are just that....SEALED! They are greased when assembled and have "shields" on both sides to retain the grease throughout the useful life of the bearing. The shields consist of various materials relating to the intended use and longevity of the application. There are however some sealed bearing applications that do require r e g u l a r greasing. I have seen them mostly in farming equipment and they are identified by a small hole in the outer race. I have replaced thousands of bearings, and generally speaking, I will always upgrade to a premium sealed bearing if it is available, and if the cost and application warrant it. Sealed bearings are just that....SEALED! They are greased when assembled and have "shields" on both sides to retain the grease throughout the useful life of the bearing. The shields consist of various materials relating to the intended use and longevity of the application. There are however some sealed bearing applications that do require r e g u l a r greasing. I have seen them mostly in farming equipment and they are identified by a small hole in the outer race. I have replaced thousands of bearings, and generally speaking, I will always upgrade to a premium sealed bearing if it... » Read More Sealed bearings are just that....SEALED! They are greased when assembled and have "shields" on both sides to retain the grease throughout the useful life of the bearing. The shields consist of various materials relating to the intended use and longevity of the application. There are however some sealed bearing applications that do require r e g u l a r greasing. I have seen them mostly in farming equipment and they are identified by a small hole in the outer race. I have replaced thousands of bearings, and generally speaking, I will always upgrade to a premium sealed bearing if it is available, and if the cost and application warrant it. « Show Less