she is only 17, no complaints here

Any bets on replacment cost?

Just for that handle? Is it metal or plastic?

Skil HD77M Circular Saw Replacement Handle Assembly # 1619X01423 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C1KE184/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Wl0KzbJA05Y8Q

RiverDave said:

Just for that handle? Is it metal or plastic?

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Plastic, osha requirements

$ 3.62 + tax/shipping.

Now you just have to spend 596.63 more for your tool write-off

If you wouldn't of lost that screw it wouldn't of broke on you.

fishing fool said:

Skil HD77M Circular Saw Replacement Handle Assembly # 1619X01423 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C1KE184/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Wl0KzbJA05Y8Q

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I'm shocked you can get the handle.:thumbsup

Put a hook on it and quit hanging it from the handle.

Nice! Switches are the only part I have gone through. Have a standard and a Mag. Not a better tool out there!

I have handme downs from dad that are as old as I am. Change the oil every decade and trigger as needed and carry own. My dad has Skill Saws that are all metal, handle, grips, trigger, everything. I would hate to have had to use one of those in the PNW rain.

I have several 77's still, and even an old 367 that was my favorite.

Only the old timers will know what that is [emoji6]

I have an old one that works great. The bottom plate ain't in the best shape but works good. The only bummer is it takes 6.5" blades and they are a pain in the ass for me to find.

I have a couple old ones we save for parts. One was a Mag 77 that died, I put that fancy red handle on another old one. I have four or five of em now. :rolleyes

Last time I cleaned up the garage I found 7 pairs of big blue Channel Locks... LOL, a dozen tape measures... kinda silly... but it happens. But damn, you can never find a #2 phillips head screw driver when you need one...