Bon Tool 82-967 Magnesium Bull Float 72x8 Inch Round End

Product Description

The BON TOOL 82-967 is a magnesium bull float designed for finishing freshly poured concrete slabs. It measures 72 inches long by 8 inches wide with a round-end blade profile, which helps level the surface evenly and eliminates lap marks during the floating pass. At 11.51 pounds, the float strikes a balance between mass and manageability, making it practical for extended use on large pours. This tool is sold without a bracket, so contractors pair it with their preferred handle and bracket setup. Concrete finishers and flatwork masons are the primary users.

The 82-967 is suited for residential and commercial flatwork including slabs, driveways, sidewalks, and floors. The round-end blade profile is the standard choice for open field floating where the operator works across the full slab surface. The 72-inch blade length covers broad areas efficiently, making it appropriate for mid- to large-scale pours where productivity matters. No bracket is included, giving the installer flexibility to select a bracket and handle combination that fits the job.

Key Features

• Magnesium blade construction for long service life and corrosion resistance
• Round-end profile eliminates lap marks and produces an even, consistent finish
• 72-inch blade length covers wide surface areas per pass
• 8-inch blade width provides stable contact with the concrete surface
• Lightweight and properly balanced for reduced operator fatigue during extended use
• Sold without bracket, compatible with separately purchased handle and bracket systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use bull float for standard concrete flatwork applications; bracket and handle sold separately and are not included with this float.

Installation Notes

Bull floats are used by concrete finishers immediately after screeding, while the concrete is still plastic. Attach the float to a compatible bracket and handle before use. Inspect the blade for warping or surface damage before each pour, as a bowed blade will leave ridges in the finish. Clean the magnesium surface thoroughly after each use to prevent concrete buildup and pitting.