Toolcat wheel hub bearing.

[DaveBittel]

Has anyone replaced bearings in a Toolcat wheel hub? Parts lookup only shows complete assembly from Bobcat. I getting some play and sounding a little rough when I replaced an axle.

 

[MetroX]

Which series? I just redid my B model axle and spindle bearings, wasn't too bad.

 

[TetonTom]

Don’t pay the dealer price!,
A hub for a Chevy Colorado 04-07 4x4 is an exact fit. Cheap and available at any auto parts store. just pop off the speed sensor wit a screwdriver.

 

[Xfaxman]

Don’t pay the dealer price!,
A hub for a Chevy Colorado 04-07 4x4 is an exact fit. Cheap and available at any auto parts store. just pop off the speed sensor wit a screwdriver.

Will it fit the F Series that Dave has?

 

[ruffdog]

They sure look similar:

https://www.bobcatparts.com/rims-tires/6688676-bearing.html

moog-515107 | Front Right Wheel Hub Assembly | 04-08 Chevy Colorado

 

[DaveBittel]

Don’t pay the dealer price!,
A hub for a Chevy Colorado 04-07 4x4 is an exact fit. Cheap and available at any auto parts store. just pop off the speed sensor wit a screwdriver.

I’ll have to check that out!

 

[ruffdog]

I just saw a video showing a guy replacing his tierod ends with Moog #ES80643 pieces for a huge savings. They also come with zerks!

 

[ruffdog]

Just a note on the above video I posted. I see the OEM tie rod ends have a round plug pressed into them instead of a zerk. I just tapped the plug sideways a couple times and grabbed it with diagonal pliers and popped it out. A normal 1/4" zerk will screw right in....I did all 4 in about 45 minutes.