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Replacement Disc Brakes For A 2009 Broce RJT350 Sweeper  

Updated 10/14/2026 | Published 10/13/2026

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i am looking at product number KOD69FR, id like to confirm this will work for the unit we are working on, 2009 Broce RJT350VIN: 406401 i do have OE part numbers Caliper: 203554 Rotor:203544 would there be anymore information you would need to confirm this are correct? ty!

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Expert Reply:

Hi Stephen!

I may have an option for you, but unfortunately, the Kodiak Disc Brakes - 12" Hub/Rotor - 6 on 5-1/2 - Dacromet - 5.2K to 6K - E-Z Lube # KOD69FR is designed for use on trailers only. I cannot recommend installing them on a 2009 Broce RJT350.

That said, it looks like all the parts you mentioned (and what I could find online) are actually DeeMaxx parts. Specifically the DeeMaxx Disc Brake Kit - 12" Hub/Rotor - 6 on 5-1/2 - Maxx Coating - 6,000 lbs # DE28YR. However, I could not cross-reference the bearings or seal used on your Broce. This comes with the 1.750" inner diameter # 25580 inner bearing, 1.250" inner diameter # 15123 outer bearing, and # GS-2125DL seal (2.125" inner and 3.376" outer). If the bearings and seal you currently have match these, you are good to go!

Where are you typically using your sweeper?

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Stephen S.

10/14/2026

We confirmed the bearings are correct - those are the numbers on the bearings we have. The seal on the other hand appears to be a 2.25" ID seal, not 2.125". OD is the same at 3.37. The hub is a 6 on 5.5"; are you sure this hub/rotor is the same dimensionally as what we have? The calipers have "Kodiak 225" markings on the back and look identical to the original Kodiak kit we inquired about. If this kit will work and all we need are different seals (which P/N K71-305-00 appears to be correct), then we may do that. Can you confirm? Thanks.

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