Wheel Bearings/axle seal part numbers on 773G

The wheel bearings and seals are starting to go on my 773G with 1300 hrs. The machine sat for a few years before I purchased it, so I assume that is why. I trying to get the part numbers for the bearings to get some prices on replacing on them. My mechanic said the 4 carrier bearings must be Bobcat OEM. I'm located in Central Florida, the mechanic I plan on using to have the job done quoted me $1500 for the whole job, his parts list includes; 12 bearings, 12 races, 2 carrier seals, 4 axle seals, 15 gallons of hydro fluid, 4 sleeve savers, locite, 2 orings, and a tube of caulk. Is it worth my time to shop for the parts? or just him let do it? (he warranties parts/labor for 6 months)

I just did this on my 743 got my parts from loaderpartsource it was a pita 1500 sound like a good deal

antfarmer2 said:

I just did this on my 743 got my parts from loaderpartsource it was a pita 1500 sound like a good deal

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I would replace the chains so all is new

antfarmer2 said:

I would replace the chains so all is new

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We're gonna decide on the chains once we see them. My mechanic was going to use all OEM (Timken) bearings

lakewood said:

We're gonna decide on the chains once we see them. My mechanic was going to use all OEM (Timken) bearings

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My chains looked great but were streached a bit with that low of hours must have had water in it for the bearings to go bad chains won't be far behind

antfarmer2 said:

My chains looked great but were streached a bit with that low of hours must have had water in it for the bearings to go bad chains won't be far behind

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Good plan sticking with quality bearings. You don't want to do the job again.
That price actually seems reasonable. You could do it cheaper if you got the parts your self, but then you have to do the work. It can all be done, but without the right gear it takes longer.