I did my front wheel bearing on my Rhino 700. Now like I always do when it comes time to replace bearings, I always drill and tap and put a grease fittings in there. The reason I do this is, look at picture #1. This is a brand new bearing with no grease on this side and a tiny bit on the other. So ALWAYS pull the seal to check even if your not putting in grease fittings. When you are putting in grease fittings only pull one seal out and face it towards the grease fitting. The other pictures show the flush mount grease fitting and where I drilled through the center of the spindle so grease can get to both bearings. Now on the front wheel bearings I had to notch the brake rotors a bit also but I didnt take a pic of that yet.
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