48x8"Bull Float Aluminum Magnesium Alloy Concrete Float，Round End Concrete Float Concrete Kit with 4 Interlocking Poles，Bull Float with Carrying Plastic Tool Box

I accidentally ordered 2 sets and the following is true for both sets. It did need some adjustments made to it before I could even think about using it.Right out of the box, the bullfloat head has a lot of sharp outer edges and the face had some spots that had to be sanded or filed down. The wormdrive for the head has tabs in the grooves from casting that were not properly removed (see pics). This causes a really bad chunky action when trying to tilt the float. I removed the snap ring on the back to removed the wormdrive and to an angle grinder with a cut off blade to clean up the grooves. Was not hard to do, a file would have worked just as well. I put some red greas back on the wormdrive and reinstalled. The action was so much better after!I had bought a couple finish brooms with the adapters to use with the extension poles in this set. The holes don't line up with the adapters. I had to cut off about 1/4"-3/8" off the end of the poles to fit my other adapters. Again, not a huge deal but I'm glad I checked before I took it to the jobsite. The both sets have mushroomed ends on the male ends of the extension poles (see pics). Another easy fix, I will cut them off.I believe it was still a decent value for the price, however, if you need to get straight to the job and don't have time for prep, I would consider going with a more name brand option.I will be using the bullfloat in a couple days, I will try to update this post with my experience.

Did great for my appreciation. Amateur concrete guy, but it worked good for me.