MIG135 Knurled Drive Roller (Key Way Style

MIG135 Knurled Drive Roller (Key Way Style)

Item #14113

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This drive roller fits the Eastwood MIG135 Welder and is a knurled replacement for the original drive roller. This roller has one V groove side for 0.023 Inch (0.6mm) solid wire and one knurled side for 0.030 Inch (0.8mm) to 0.035 Inch (0.9mm) flux cored wire. This drive roller is for the Eastwood MIG135 with the Key Way style drive roller mount.

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About MIG135 Knurled Drive Roller (Key Way Style)

This drive roller fits the Eastwood MIG135 Welder and is a knurled replacement for the original drive roller. This roller has one V groove side for 0.023Inch (0.6mm) solid wire and one knurled side for 0.030 Inch (0.8mm) to 0.035Inch (0.9mm) flux cored wire. This drive roller is for the Eastwood MIG135with the Key Way style drive roller mount.

Includes: 1 Knurled Drive roller for the MIG135 with key way style mount.

There are 4 different drive rollers for the Eastwood MIG135. 1. Standard replacment drive roller for the set screw style mount (13387). 2. Knurled drive roller for the set screw style mount (13790). 3. Standard replacement drive roller for the key way style mount (14112). 4. Knurled drive roller forthe key way style mount (14113).

Make sure welder is turned off and unplugged before attempting to install this drive roller.

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Knurled Drive Roller (Posted on 4/17/13) Review by Paul

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Works 100 % better than the one shipped with the
Mig 135. Recommend eveone gets this as a upgrade, it will guarente wire feed. Had no problem swaping out the smooth roller.

Works good, fit not that great (Posted on 3/4/13) Review by Bruce Kawaguchi

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Once you get this on the drive shaft, it works great. Seems to feed even when I get the wire feed too slow and it sticks to the collet. Getting it to fit on the driveshaft is a lot harder than the one that comes with the welder. The keyway seems to be REALLY tight. I had to fuss with the index key to get it to go on.