Front wheel bearings and cv joints

[jaw773]

I understand that on a toolcat 5600 independent front axle unit that 04-07 Colorado bearings work on this machine. My question is 2wd or 4wd and the listing are left and right, I would guess it's regarding abs for the truck??
Also anywhere cheaper to get cv axles for this machine??

Thank you in advance

 

[ruffdog]

Some info.......

Toolcat wheel hub bearing.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/305875441239886/permalink/453264429834319/

 

[jaw773]

Some info.......

Toolcat wheel hub bearing.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/305875441239886/permalink/453264429834319/

I saw those, the number listed for Colorado shows 2wd, there is a 4wd bearing also for Colorado. I would be assuming the 4wd is the correct one due to the 4wd on the toolcat.

 

[iah]

The 4wd unit is the correct one because it has the splined center section to accommodate the cv axle shaft.
If your getting a unit listed for the GM or Isuzu vehicle it doesn't matter if you get left or right because when you remove the ABS harness there is no longer a difference between left and right. It is also possible to buy hubs that do not have ABS sensor/harness, below are some part numbers that my research indicated should be a match.
BR930703 (SKF)
051-6367 (Beck/Arnley)
HA590304 (Timken)
715110 (Raybestos Brakes)
515121 (MOOG)

The only difficult aspect of changing a hub is getting a socket that you can get onto the four spindle to hub bolts.
I'll attempt to attach photos of the socket I used. More grinding on both ends would be beneficial.

The highest quality non Bobcat replacement hub appears to be the ACDelco 515110/515111 option. On paper it is listed as
"Gold" as apposed to "Original Equipment" , but I don't know that it is just not marketing.