It depends on how skilled you are at complex mechanical tasks. There are about 200 parts that have to go back in the right places, right sequence, & correct orientation. There are snap rings & retainers that you will need some tools for. The spring loaded bits often fly out before you have a chance to see how & where they were. With a very good shop manual & the time, patience, & observation skills, you could probably do it.
The needle bearing is not likely to have come out on it's own. Likely it was left over or left out by someone else during previous work. If it was left out, there will be future trouble. If it was an extra it will do no harm.
It will be a real learning experience & provide satisfaction if you succeed.-- Otherwise?
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