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this video's may help you with you're problem. \/ Also for pulling the bearing out of the axle I recommend a bearing puller set you can buy cheep online and rent a slide hammer from most auto shop's another video about the tool. \/ and use a socket that has the same outer diameter as the bearing to install. If the rear axle is not the same please disregard this but the video may still give you some insight as of whats ahead.
The first things I would check are seized brakes and then transmission condition/fluids. The auto has 2 clutches I believe. Make sure everything is full on fluids
Chapperalmotorsports.com has free diagrams for everything outdoors i use their service often they will help you with the instructions too. Hope this is useful for you i have always had great luck with them they go out of their way to answer any question &i their prices on parts are great
very good I need help that they gave a kawasaki bayou of the 94 4x2 300 and I need to know where the numeration or vin of the chassis and engine have if they can help me they are grateful
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