Marshalltown 14726 Spred-krete Concrete Spreader Blade

Product Description

The MARSHALLTOWN 14726 is a 20-inch by 4-inch replacement blade for the Spred-Krete Model 826 concrete spreader, designed for spreading, grading, and striking off concrete on flatwork applications. The blade is formed from 12-gauge cold-rolled steel for rigidity and resistance to deflection under load. A steel ferrule is welded directly to the blade body, which locks the contoured handle firmly in place and eliminates the looseness common with jam-type connectors. The handle is sold separately and must be ordered independently. This blade is intended for use by concrete finishers and flatwork crews on residential and commercial slab, sidewalk, and flatwork pours.

The 14726 blade suits typical concrete placement and screeding operations where a wide, rigid spreader is needed to move and level fresh concrete efficiently. The 20-inch blade length provides adequate coverage for standard formed flatwork sections. It is a direct-install component onto compatible Spred-Krete handles and is sold individually as a single blade. Crews working on slabs, footings, and flatwork pours will find the welded ferrule connection more reliable than friction-fit or jam-type alternatives under repeated heavy use.

Key Features

• 12-gauge cold-rolled steel blade resists bending and flexing during concrete spreading and striking off
• Welded steel ferrule provides a more secure handle connection than jam-type connectors
• 20-inch blade length suits standard flatwork spreading and grading tasks
• 4-inch blade width delivers controlled concrete movement and strike-off
• Replacement blade design allows reuse of existing compatible handles
• Sold individually as a single unit; handle must be ordered separately

Compatibility

Designed for use with the MARSHALLTOWN Spred-Krete Model 826 spreader system. Compatible handles must be ordered separately. This blade fits the Spred-Krete handle family using the welded ferrule connection style.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by concrete finishers and masonry tradespeople. Before attaching the handle, verify that the ferrule bore matches the handle diameter to ensure a secure fit. No power tools are required for assembly; a firm press-and-lock into the ferrule is the standard attachment method. Inspect the welded ferrule for integrity before each use and retire the blade if any weld separation or blade deformation is observed.