IVY Classic Industries, Inc.
IVY Classic Industries, Inc. 24166 Adjustable Bull Float Adapter Bracket With Chain Drive hand tool
Adjustable bracket with chain drive controls bull-float pitch from the handle, fits common 2-hole or 4-hole floats, and accepts standard button-type handles to reduce back strain
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Selling UnitEach
- Single-handle turn controls float pitch
- Fits most 2-hole or 4-hole bull floats
- Reduces operator back strain during use
- No separate adapter required for operation
- Compatible with 1-3/4" and 1-3/8" button handles
Adjustable Bull Float Adapter Bracket
The IVY Classic 24166 bracket connects to most 2-hole or 4-hole bull floats and uses 1-3/4" and 1-3/8" button type handles. Float pitch is controlled with a single turn of the handle. It is designed to reduce back strain during concrete finishing work. No separate adapter is required for installation.
Upgrade From Fixed Brackets
This bracket replaces fixed-angle adapters that require manual repositioning or additional hardware. The chain-drive mechanism allows continuous pitch adjustment from the handle without stopping to change holes. The improvement is most noticeable on large pours where frequent angle changes are needed to match slab conditions.
For Concrete Finishers Using Button Handles
The tool suits crews who already own 1-3/4" or 1-3/8" button-type handles and want faster pitch control. It does not fit threaded or tapered handle profiles. Builders who need a bracket for non-standard hole patterns or who prefer a lighter fixed bracket should look at something else.
Highlights
- Single-handle turn controls float pitch
- Fits most 2-hole or 4-hole bull floats
- Reduces operator back strain during use
- No separate adapter required for operation
- Compatible with 1-3/4" and 1-3/8" button handles
Specifications
| Type | Masonry Tools |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
Which bull-float hole patterns does the 24166 adapter bracket accept?
It works with most 2-hole or 4-hole bull floats, so no separate adapter is required for those common patterns.
How is the chain-drive bracket attached to the handle, and what mistake should be avoided?
The bracket fits 1-3/4" and 1-3/8" button-type handles; the common error is not seating the button fully into the handle hole before tightening.
What maintenance will the chain-drive mechanism need over time?
Keep the chain and sprocket clean of concrete residue and apply light lubricant periodically to prevent stiff operation.
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