What replaced the Grizzly G0732?
The Grizzly G0732 contractor saw has been discontinued. Here is the machine that took over its role.
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What the G0732 was
The G0732 was a 10 in contractor-style table saw. A contractor saw hangs its motor off the back of the saw on a pivoting mount, uses a belt to drive the arbor and mounts its trunnions to the underside of the table. It was Grizzly's lighter, cheaper saw for a home shop, and it is the type of machine that the hybrid saw later replaced.
Is it really discontinued?
Yes. Grizzly still has a page for the G0732 on grizzly.com, but the page says the item is discontinued and no longer available for sale. Grizzly lists the G0732 as discontinued. The hybrid saw replaced the contractor saw in Grizzly's lineup, so the G0771Z is the closest current model.
The current Grizzly models
Grizzly G0771Z 10 in 2 HP 120V Hybrid Table Saw w/ T-Shaped FenceThe G0771Z is an enclosed 10 in hybrid with a 2 HP motor prewired for 120V, a 30 in right rip, cast-iron trunnions mounted to the cabinet and a T-shaped front-locking fence.
Grizzly G0962 10 in 2 HP Open-Stand Hybrid Table SawThe G0962 is the open-stand hybrid with the same 30 in rip and a built-in mobile base at 297 lb.
Old vs new at a glance
| Feature | Old G0732 | Current G0771Z |
|---|---|---|
| Blade size | 10 in | 10 in |
| Design | Contractor style, motor behind the saw | Hybrid, enclosed cabinet |
| Trunnions | Table mounted (typical of the class) | Cast iron, mounted to the cabinet |
| Motor | See the manual | 2 HP, 120V/240V, prewired 120V |
| Rip capacity | See the manual | 30 in right, 15 in left |
| Status | Discontinued | Current |
Manuals and parts for a discontinued model
Grizzly generally leaves the manual and parts diagrams for discontinued models on the product page, and many common wear parts stay available for years after a model leaves the catalog. That is worth checking before you buy a used G0732: open the G0732 page on grizzly.com, download the manual and the parts list, and compare the parts you are likely to need (belts, brushes, switches, bearings) against what is still listed. The G0732 is the older design, so check the product page before assuming specific parts are still stocked.
Used-market buying checklist
Contractor saws are inexpensive on the used market, and the main risks are alignment drift and worn parts. A used one can be a fine starter saw if you inspect it.
- Check how the motor hangs. Look for wear in the pivot and the mount, because a loose motor mount makes the belt slip and the saw vibrate.
- Test the trunnions for slop. Contractor saws hang trunnions from the table, so a bent or slack mount changes the blade alignment.
- Check the arbor for play and the bearings for noise.
- Check the table and wings for flatness and rust.
- Check the fence for parallelism and a solid lock.
- Inspect the belt and pulleys and the plug and cord.
- Check the guard, splitter or riving knife are present; saws often lose them.
- Think about dust: a contractor saw open at the back throws chips everywhere.
If you would rather buy new
The Grizzly button on the card above goes to the current model, and the Amazon button below goes to the closest Amazon-sold machine in the same class. They are different machines, so compare the specification sheets before treating them as equivalents. If you prefer a saw delivered through Amazon, the nearest option is a 120V 10 in saw from another brand.
JET ProShop II 10-Inch Table Saw, 30-Inch Rip, 1-3/4 HP, 120V (JPS-10)A JET ProShop II 10 in table saw with a 1-3/4 HP, 120V motor and a 30 in rip.
Keep reading
- Grizzly G0771Z review
- Cabinet vs contractor table saw
- Best table saws
- What replaced the Grizzly G0833P
- Saw blade guide
Common questions
Is the G0732 discontinued?
Yes. Grizzly lists it as discontinued.
What replaced the G0732?
The hybrid saw. The closest current model is the G0771Z.
What is the difference between a contractor and a hybrid saw?
A contractor saw uses a table-mounted trunnion and a rear-hanging motor. A hybrid mounts the trunnions to a cabinet and encloses the motor, which improves stability and dust handling.
Should I buy a used contractor saw?
It can be a sensible starter saw if you check alignment and parts and expect to tune it.
This page draws on published manufacturer specifications and design reasoning. We have not tested this machine ourselves, and we say so rather than implying otherwise. Specifications were copied from grizzly.com and can change, so confirm them on the product page before you order. WorkshopCalc is an Amazon Associate and a Grizzly Industrial affiliate. We earn from qualifying purchases.