I noticed that the picture depicts the bearing and hub as separate pieces. Are any special tools required to assemble it into a complete hub?
864256
You could probably get away tapping the bearing on with a piece of 2 x 4 & a hammer. I chose to bring it to an auto mechanic with a bearing press. 2 minutes and $5 is all it took.
505331
Very easy. Remove brake caliper, unbolt existing hub, bolt on new hub, reinstall caliper. Total job took me 15 minutes. I recommend using blue loctite when reinstalling.
57758
I had some friends assemble mine for me but it was a very simple job. The screws, etc. are supplied plus a small Allen wrench. I don't think any screwdrivers are needed, but you might want to have a flathead and phillips handy just in case.
1715990
I didn't need a bearing kit with mine. What/which bearing kit are you referring to? You can look at you-tube videos to help you install the new cylinder.
208982
If I remember right, I think you'll only need a screwdriver and maybe a mallet to get the wheels in firmly. My wife has been very happy with it. High quality (especially for the price), and the collapsible sides are definitely a plus.
1085926
This is a complete assembly, All you need to do is bolt it in and then have the car aligned. What bearing do you speak of?
169733
It depends. If you just have a bare hub you don't need anything, it just screws on. Otherwise you need the correct tool to remove the old freewheel or cog. Those tools vary depending on what is currently installed
1266285
Yes it comes as a complete hub assembly for a 2" ID axle. Just hae to set it up and weld it in
1038279
My best answer for you is check YouTube, most likely there is an instructional video showing all parts and tools needed.
1277533
I just used a box end and a ratchet. Went together quite easily. Box end to hold one side and the ratchet to do the work.
1613995
It comes with a tool that can be used to assemble it. I did use the tool they provided for most of the assembly, but it is easier if you have a phillips screwdriver and a basic socket wrench set.
731467
http://www.centricparts.com/files/F150%20Rotor_Hub%20Retrofit.pdf Replaces factory single piece rotor/hub/bearing assembly Rotor Hub retrofit includes: * New hub/bearing assembly * New retaining nut * New floating style brake rotor
924121
Some assembly is required. I did most of it myself but did have someone help me with the final wheel balancing as I recall - that was free. I am a woman and I did it. On the other hand, I was the eldest child and ended up helping Dad on the farm - so tools are no mystery to me.
2180388
It comes fully assembled. The only thing you might need is a socket wrench if you want to loosen/tighten either the wheels or the kingpin.
1492234
Just parts. But here is how to do it. Much better than a instruction written for a certified genius. http://youtu.be/Lx5pSR-M7uQ
1737292
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.
1847146
A Philips screwdriver does most of it. Assembly took about two-hours and was not difficult.