Skil hammer drills are light weight and maneuverable tools that can tackle any drilling project. Powerful motors in Skil hammer drills can help the drill bit cut through just about any workpiece. When your Skil hammer drill quits working, find the repair parts you need to fix the drill at Sears PartsDirect.
Installing the auxiliary handle and depth gauge on your Skil hammer drill
Unplug the hammer drill to disconnect electrical power.
Slide the depth gauge into the mounting hole on the grip clamp.
Slide the grip clamp and the auxiliary handle onto the drill collar and turn the handle until it is tight.
Rotate the handle to the desired position. You can rotate the handle 180-degrees to the depth gauge can be used on either side of the hammer drill housing.
Top repair parts for Skil hammer drills
Carbon motor brushes. The carbon motor brushes transfer electric current to the spinning armature in the motor. The brushes are typically sold in a set of two. Replace the both carbon motor brushes at the same time.
Trigger switch. The trigger switch starts and stops the hammer drill and controls the speed of the drill.
Battery pack. The battery pack is the rechargeable power source for the hammer drill.
Ball. The ball helps absorb anvil vibrations in the hammer drill.
