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WTB: Main Squeeze Model 22 Hand Squeezer from Cleaveland Tools

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Kevinkoller

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I e-mailed cleavelandtool.com and they aren't sure when they are going to have them back in stock since their previous supplier left them in the lurch. I should have bought one in the fall when I had the chance! I am starting on a the empennage of an RV14-A and I am starting to need a squeezer for some of the operations. Anyone willing to part with their Main Squeeze would be greatly appreciated.

I'll pay full retail (currently $362).

Thanks!
 
Get the pneumatic one and don’t look back. It’s well worth it. The yokes are the same and you will need a couple of them as well.
If you think you may not like building and many don’t then buy the hand squeezer.
Have fun building.
 
I respectfully disagree. I have both and hardly ever use my pneumatic one. It is very heavy and somewhat cumbersome. The cleavland squeezer is a fantastic one tool and makes setting bigger rivets as easy as a pneumatic one.
I can't part with mine just yet but I have an extra 3" yoke and 2.5" flange nose that I could part with as I have two of each if you are interested in the yokes.
 
Kevinkoller said:
I e-mailed cleavelandtool.com and they aren't sure when they are going to have them back in stock since their previous supplier left them in the lurch. I should have bought one in the fall when I had the chance! I am starting on a the empennage of an RV14-A and I am starting to need a squeezer for some of the operations. Anyone willing to part with their Main Squeeze would be greatly appreciated.

I'll pay full retail (currently $362).

Thanks!
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I have one I’ll sell. I’m not sure what yokes I have, but I’ll check. I am traveling this week, so it will be next week before I can get back to you.
 
Bavafa said:
I respectfully disagree. I have both and hardly ever use my pneumatic one. It is very heavy and somewhat cumbersome. The cleavland squeezer is a fantastic one tool and makes setting bigger rivets as easy as a pneumatic one.
I can't part with mine just yet but I have an extra 3" yoke and 2.5" flange nose that I could part with as I have two of each if you are interested in the yokes.
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How much for the flange nose yoke?
 
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