Repairing A Neglected Kawasaki Bayou 220

In this video, I take the barn find bayou I recently got running and make the required repairs to put it back into good mechanical condition.

[@drcocker8479]

Man thank you for posting. Saved me a bunch of time.

[@CumminsDriver]

Thanks for the comment!

[@lloydfloyd751]

Nice running little 4wheeler looks good too. That was a good idea on getting that axle bearing out without having to take everthing apart, saved a lot of time and trouble.

[@bobcatmatt5331]

That’s a clean little four wheeler

[@rapturebound197]

Great content and insights! Thanx 👍

[@CumminsDriver]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@charliecox839]

I have two of the 250s Bayou, 2011 and a 05 there a lot of fun me and my boy ride quite a bit

[@CumminsDriver]

They are fun machines for sure and relatively low maintenance as well. You really cant go wrong with one(or two), especially when it makes for good father and son time!

[@alfalfabaler]

looking and working a lot better

[@aaroneast3973]

Nice and clean unit!!

[@anthonyg6221]

I thought it was just me with the rear brake shoes not fitting. I had to wire wheel the hell out of the new pad material to get the drum to fit over them. And my rear brakes do not work very well...

[@CumminsDriver]

Yep, I had the same deal. I ended up cutting them down where they sit on the brake cam. They worked ok but the pedal travel was too far and you can tell it’s not quite right. I think it’s one of those items you just have to splurge and buy OEM parts for

[@zod5966]

I'm looking at buying a '93 Bayou for around the farm. Wondering if it's too small for me at 225lbs.

[@JMIDY5X]

I just bought a 1996 bayou 220 I’m about 225 myself 6ft And it’s honestly perfect size @zod5966