what is the number on the bearing

Wow I did this exactly as you did.  Rides like new.  The only difference is I did both wheels since I had it jacked.  My 8 year old assistant!

A 6" long, 1/2" ~15mm hex bolt down into the wheel and a hammer was pretty easy to knock out the bushings. Sometimes it helps to knock on one side of the bushing, them go to the direct opposite side, which wiggles it out. Sometimes, one side wack and one would pop out. Use a very large socket to gently tap in the bearings, and only tap on the most outter bearing ring.

Bro thank you!!!

A very well done educational video.

Dziękuję za instrukcję.

There is bevel edge flat on a side of the husqvarna bearing.
On my ride on there is no corresponding keyway inside the wheel. However my wheels have grease nipples and I'm guessing that the recessed flat spot in the bush is to accomodate the inside part of the grease nipple.

Thank you really help me

excellent video

I found in another vid that indeed the flat spot recess on the bushing is to accomodate the grease nipple. So the bushing has to be placed corectly if there is grease nipple.

Flat side is for the grease fitting

Excellent video, very clear instructions. Could you please share a site to order these bearings from?

Man IDK if your still around but what  is that called  @ 3:56 your putting the wheel back on. the wheel gets stopped from going any more up that shaft by what? What is that called?  the part that keeps the wheels where it should be and not rubbing on the tire, on the inside.    Any idea?   thanks