Does it cog on it or do you need to install one yourself?
1016590
You need to install a rear cog of your own. The threads are there for the freewheel to be spun on.
1016591
Mine did not come with a freewheel ("cog"), I bought it separately and installed myself. This freewheel Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel and this tool for installing Park Tool FR-1 Freewheel Remover for Shimano Freewheels are what I purchased.
1016592
No it does not, so yes you have to install one yourself. Super good durable wheel though!
1016593
You need to buy one. A crossfire freewheel is cheap and easy to find and a fixed cog will not fit on there.
1441053
Yes you can do the install by yourself, but probably better to have someone help.
961475
In the matter of fact, it is what I did: removed the broken one I had and installed this one , very easy to do. I did it myself which I am not an handy man.
252857
I installed this myself. I work in hardware so it is whatever you're comfortable with. I did need assistance from an electrician because the electrical service wasn't correct. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself you would need both.
1182076
Do you plan on doing the installation yourself? I would be tempted to let a pro do it.
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
474636
Yes. You can install it yourself with paying extra for a mechanic to do it.
239166
I installed myself. If you do be careful the springs are unwound. Purchase the wand so you can crank the end piece. It is very easy to crank. Sun setter makes excellent awnings and replacement parts.
910593
yes it is very easy to install, i did it myself.all you need to know is how to use a screwdriver.
2037184
You need to install a winch bracket. The winch itself is not that hard to install, but you need the plate to bolt it to - and that part varies by machine.
1863821
No, you need to purchase the track cog, lock ring, and probably a chain whip (unless you want the cog to spin off when you SKIDDDZZZZZZZZZZ).
746240
I am not sure what your question is. I followed the directions and installed it myself.
1792410
If you are a handy man or woman, then you can do it yourself. It needs a dedicated line with #8 AWG, 2 conductor w/g, and a 2 pole 40A breaker. It's been awhile since I installed mine but a check valve is important. I don't think it's that complicated if you follow the instructions, you should be just fine.
2235492
The cog on the outside can be changed, you will need to purchase a cog with the three pins on it. If you search for a cog for a geared hub, you shouldn't have too much trouble finding one.
1126510
Yes it does. I installed mine myself but had to have an alignment done. They gave me the specs for the alignment before and after and it showed it was needed after install.
557895
no just your hands to install it on your hub, but if your only removing it from your hub yes you would need a special tool for that
2209669
No assembly required-I just had to plug it in. But it is a little heavy and awkward to move into place, so I recommend having someone to help with that.