Bearings and bushings

So im finally getting to put this warrior together that I recently bought. I'm putting a arm bushings in , new wheel bearings and now it looks like I will need front shock bushings. I can't find front shock bushings anywhere. Does anyone know where to find them? Also I took one wheel off since it was loose feeling. I already ordered new wheel bearings. I noticed a collar or spacer was missing behind the castle nut. And the bearings feel pretty tight and were tight as soon as I drove the bearing off the spindle a little. At least looking at the MoToSports web site it shows I should have a collar there. The oil seal was destroyed but the bearings look good. I will probably go ahead and change the bearings out anyway. but even the other side barely moves without the wheel on it. they sure seemed worse with the wheels on. I can no longer use the tool to upload images also

You can order shock bushings from a local dealer or any yamaha OEM parts supplier online.

It's part 34 at Rockymountain: (Click on "front suspension wheel" tab)
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/oem-schematic/0

that's odd that MoToSports and rockymountain ATV have different diagrams on how the wheel spacers and seals go together. Rockymountain doesn't show a shock bushing at all that I can see.

whoa I take that back, I accidentally had it on wolverine instead of warrior. It shows it the same. I think the other guys are cheaper by one dollar. I was hoping to find something on ebay for cheap. Also I am missing a collar on one side at least. Can anyone give me a measurement on the collar so I can get one at a hardware store? Or make one? I haven't taken the other side off yet but suspect it is also missing.

Well I took that shock apart, it seems the bushing is fine but the bolt is either to small or there is a shim missing. At least I don't have to buy bushings. Haven't got to the other wheel bearing yet. Its a shame the bearings in the one wheel I took off seemed good possibly besides the oil seal being torn up because of the missing spacer.