72" Round End Magnesium Bull Float Blade CC808-01

Level and smooth a large area of concrete before finishing with this lightweight bull float. Made of Genuine Extru-Lite™ Magnesium, which is 30% lighter than aluminum. The float features multiple ribs for extra strength and reinforced for long wear. This 72" x 8" round end float is "broken-in," curved and properly balance to prevent digging. The rounded ends keeps the float from digging into the surface while floating the cement. Each bull float is painted for longer wear. Designed for use with 4-hole brackets (sold separately). Kraft Tool's Double-Tilt Action Brackets (#CC270, #CC290, #CC294, and #CC296) or Single-Tilt Action Brackets (#CC696 or #CC800) are popular choices for brackets. Handle choices are determined by the user's choice in bracket. Proudly made in the USA. Made of Magnesium, lightweight and longer lasting than aluminum alloy Float blade is "broken-in", curved and balanced to prevent digging Accepts 4-hole brackets (SOLD SEPARATE) Made in the USA Kraft#: CC808-01 Contact: For questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us online, or call us directly here at (248) 348-8864. Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 7am-5pm Saturday/Sunday: CLOSED Pricing/Availability: *All items are subject to availability. We will make our best efforts to inform you as soon as possible if the goods you have ordered are not available or if shipment may be delayed. All prices are subject to change without notification. Order Delivery / Pick-Up: Select items / orders are available for pick-up and/or delivery, if interested, please contact us to determine what your best option will be. We can provide you with a quote on an estimated delivery charge or schedule a pick-up time for your order. Shipping Charges: *Please note that due to the range of sizes of our items, additional shipping fees may incur based on location / dimensions of package. Your initial shipping charge will be used as a deposit to reserve your item, if any additional fees occur we will contact you directly to discuss your options.