Replacement Lincoln Mig Liner Kp1937-3 Used with Magnum 100L and Magnum PRO 100L / 175L Mig Gun KP35-40-15 .025 to .035 Wire (.025-.035 1-PK)

The worked great in my sp175. I am pretty sure my problems are elsewhere but she is a rescue and still getting the job done.

This fixed my Lincoln mig welder. It fit good, just trimmed the end once installed. My welder works smooth again. Perfect replacement for the stock one. Will buy again and I should have replaced this sooner.As soon as your welder gets a little jerky feeding the wire, clean the feed wheel. When that does not solve your problem, replace this liner and all is well.

Easy installation and I'm back to welding

Exelent product was a slitley little longer than what i needed I just had to cut the rest, Its good and working, I do recoment its a good item to us on your welder as replacement part , you wont go rowng just make sure the lend of yours is the same on the discreption and you be good to go with it .

Easy to install. Correct part for my Lincoln ProCore 125 Welder with Magnum 100L gun. Just have to have a tool to cut to length.

Reading follow the instructions for trimming to correct length for your unit. No issues on my Lincoln pro core 100.

It works fine with my Lincoln Innershield flux-core 0.035" diameter wire on my Lincoln SP-125 Plus welder with the standard Magnum 100L gun.Plenty of extra length--easy to cut-to-length with side cutters.The 10-24 set screw that holds the original liner in place was too long for the new liner so I substituted a shorter one.They stock the wire at the orange big box store. The 1 lb. spool is a nightmare to get started as it it way too small of a radius...just wants to unwind itself and create a huge mess. BE CAREFUL to not let this happen.The standard plastic thumb screw that holds the 1 lb. spool in place doesn't work well...so I substituted a socket head bolt, washer, and a couple of nuts to jam together at the desired level of clamp load--nice and tight while I fiddled with getting it set up, and then backed off a bit before I fed it all the way to the gun.1 lb. was just enough for 1 hour of practice on mild steel scrap, and then welding two joints on 2.400" exhaust pipe for a flex pipe swap. One of the joints had a roughly 0.200" difference between the mating ID and OD, so I had to build up the bottom of the smaller pipe.If you can afford it the 10 lb. spool is a better deal, and much less of a headache to load.

Was exactly what we needed