"AL" wrote in message news:Nd8eb.641073$uu5.104090@sccrnsc04...
Go to www3.sears.com (notice the 3) and see how much a replacement clutch
costs. Have your model number available.

If I were you, I would clean up the drill (so it doesn't look like it has
lived in a job site), then take it to Sears when they're not busy (ie. not a
weekend) and inquire very nicely about getting it replaced. You never know
unless you ask.



Thanks Al, I didn't think of that approach. I might give it a try.

-Chris