Does this wheel & hub assembly have a grease zerk?
347451
Short answer...Yes. The ones that I bought did, but I had to relocate them in order to get the wheels to fit on my Cub Cadet.
347452
yes it does, but the way grease zerks were installed it may be hard to use a large grease gun on them once the wheel is installed on the mower.
2164530
Yes it does. These are good bearings, too. Put mine on several years ago, still silent. 513121 is the part number though.
1437429
they come slightly pre-greased, but need to be topped off once installed with the zerk fittings in order to properly fill the boot with grease
1553931
Hi Dreamscape, yes the 'nozzle' is a grease zerk for adding grease to the bearings while the wheel is still installed on the axle via a grease gun.
1894034
Yes. But you have to press the old bearing out and the new one in. They are for the front. There is no hub assembly unfortunately, I've looked everywhere
11791
Yes you can remove the wheel for cleaning or to grease it so it wont squeak.
1152892
I am not sure that the bearings are sealed. I have not looked at mine to see if they are sealed. The seals on the inside of the bearings should be removed, this will allow the grease from the zerk to get into the bearing. Hope this help.Joe Storey
1923379
I don't remember if ours had any grease on it but as a rule I just clean everything before I use it.
2056039
No. Once it is together that is it. We accidentally put one front wheel on backwards and had to cut the cap off with a dremel to fix it. Luckily, there was a spare cap. Hope this helps.
2164529
Yes it does. These are good bearings, too. Put mine on several years ago, still silent.513121 is the part number though.
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.
2215609
Should not have to add grease to the sealed portion of the housing for many thousands of miles but be sure the exposed needle bearings in the back side of the hub have plenty of grease packed between the needles. The only way grease can be added to the sealed portion of the hub is to remove the ABS sensor and pump grease into the opening. This can be done later when it comes time to repack the needle bearings. My original hubs had 172,000 miles without ever having grease added and were not noisy or loose. I completely disassembled them after removal and there was still a small amount of grease inside. Only 1 showed any sign of wear or heat build up. Should not have to add grease to the sealed portion of the housing for many thousands of miles but be sure the exposed needle bearings in the back side of the hub have plenty of grease packed between the needles. The only way grease can be added to the sealed portion of the hub is to remove the ABS sensor and pump grease into the opening. This can be done later when it comes time to repack the needle bearings. My original hubs had 172,000 miles without ever having grease added and were not noisy or loose. I completely disassembled them after removal and there was still a small amount of... » Read More Should not have to add grease to the sealed portion of the housing for many thousands of miles but be sure the exposed needle bearings in the back side of the hub have plenty of grease packed between the needles. The only way grease can be added to the sealed portion of the hub is to remove the ABS sensor and pump grease into the opening. This can be done later when it comes time to repack the needle bearings. My original hubs had 172,000 miles without ever having grease added and were not noisy or loose. I completely disassembled them after removal and there was still a small amount of grease inside. Only 1 showed any sign of wear or heat build up. « Show Less
1124367
Yes. But it is not permanently lubricated as was the original. It has a zurk fitting
1352104
None! If the rim is new and has no freewheel installed, a new freewheel spins right onto the threaded hub. One DOES need a special tool to get a freewheel OFF the hub, however.
1498877
Yes, it does have a gear on the inside of the wheel. Please provide your model number.
2280202
Mine did. Wound up not using it as I still had the one from my previous wheel.
1690218
No, it does not but its really easy to remove the old one and attach it to the transmission and pay attention to all the washers and dont grease the drop pieces on the wheel drive gears or they will get stuck during use.