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2010 Suzuki KingQuad 400 - Rear Axle

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I'm new to using forums but hope someone can help me. I

Noticed the other day my rear left axle was very loose so I was going to

Check the bearing and found that the whole axle just simply pulled out

As though I didn't even need to remove the tire. I assume this isn't normal.

Also I noticed my axle has a few rounded grooves in it were the bearing should be and he bearing is missing..is any of this normal? What should I replace?

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