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I recently obtained a 1999 Kawasaki Mule 2510 4x4. While working on, I noticed the rear hub brake grease/dust seals were not there. I ordered and received but have no idea of the installation orientation. Has anyone tackled this or have a sketch/ picture that could help?

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It looks like It just fits around the brake panel, and then the drum fits over it. I wonder why it has that seal around it? Mine (Even though it's a 550) doesn't have them.

Manuals are a must have for working on equipment, and will likely have every answer to your questions https://www.ebay.com/itm/KAWASAKI-MULE-2510-UTILITY-VEHICLE-ATV-SERVICE-MANUAL-DIESEL-ENGINE/264515499459?hash=item3d965a35c3:g:7XcAAOSwJwFduPo8&redirect=mobile

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