Kraft Tool CC697 2-Hole Button Bracket Assembly Adjustable Angle Concrete Bull Float Fresno Tilt Action Cast Aluminum Handle Adapter

Complete Control with Adjustable 180° Tilt Action

Upgrade your concrete finishing setup with the Kraft Tool CC697 2-Hole Button Bracket Assembly. This essential component is engineered to provide professional finishers with precise control over their bull floats and fresnos. Uniquely designed to adjust a full 180 degrees, this bracket allows you to push and pull across the job site with the perfect blade pitch every time. The toothed locking mechanism tightens securely to set and maintain your desired angle, ensuring consistent results without slipping, even under heavy load.

Built for the rigors of daily construction use, the base and socket are constructed from strong cast aluminum, offering exceptional durability and wear resistance while keeping the overall weight manageable. The versatile 2-hole mounting pattern is spaced to fit standard 2-hole bull floats and fresnos, making it a universal solution for your existing tools. This assembly is specifically designed for quick and easy coupling with 1-3/8" and 1-3/4" button (snap) handles, allowing for rapid assembly and breakdown on the job. Whether you are smoothing a driveway or finishing a warehouse floor, this bracket delivers the reliability you need.

Key Features

• 180° Adjustment: Full range of motion allows for efficient pushing and pulling across the slab.
• Toothed Locking System: Securely holds the desired angle to prevent handle slippage.
• Universal Fit: 2-hole mounting pattern fits standard bull floats and fresno blades.
• Dual Handle Compatibility: Accepts both 1-3/8" and 1-3/4" button-style extension handles.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Made from durable cast aluminum for long-lasting performance.
• Single Tilt Action: Simple, reliable mechanism for angle control.
• Made in the USA: Proudly manufactured in the United States.

What's Included

• (1) 2-Hole Button Bracket Assembly (CC697)

Specifications

Pro-Tip: Concrete buildup in the toothed locking mechanism can prevent the bracket from holding its angle securely. Always rinse the bracket thoroughly with water immediately after use to keep the teeth clean and sharp for the next job.