201260 - Miller FC-1150 Gooseneck Jump Liner 3/32-1/8 Inch

Keep Your FC-1150 Running Smoothly

If you are running an FC-1150 MIG gun, you are likely tackling some of the toughest welding jobs out there. Pushing 3/32" or 1/8" wire isn't for the faint of heart, and it puts a massive amount of strain on your equipment. One of the most common frustration points in heavy-duty flux-cored welding is wire feeding issues. You know the feeling: the gun starts stuttering, the arc gets unstable, and you spend more time fighting the torch than laying down beads. Often, the culprit isn't the feeder or the main liner—it's the short, curved liner inside the neck of the gun. That's where the Miller 201260 Gooseneck Liner comes in.

This replacement liner is the unsung hero of your welding setup. It sits right in the "gooseneck" bend of your torch, taking the brunt of the friction as that heavy wire makes the turn toward the contact tip. Over time, your old liner gets grooved, clogged with lube and shavings, or simply worn out. When that happens, friction spikes, and your wire feed speed becomes inconsistent. By swapping in a fresh Miller 201260, you restore that slick, smooth path your wire needs. It’s designed specifically to handle the heavy gauge wires you use, ensuring they glide through the bend without kinking or dragging.

Don't let a cheap or worn-out part shut down your production line. The FC-1150 is a workhorse, but it needs the right maintenance to stay that way. Keeping a few of these 201260 liners in your toolbox is a smart move for any serious fabricator. They are easy to swap out, meaning you can fix a feeding problem in minutes rather than hours. Whether you are welding structural steel, heavy equipment, or performing hardfacing, reliable feeding is the key to a quality weld. Trust genuine Miller parts to keep your arc steady and your spatter low.

This package contains one replacement liner. It is built to Miller's exacting standards, so you don't have to worry about fitment issues. It slides right into the neck assembly of your FC-1150, ready to go to work immediately. When you are welding with wires as thick as 1/8 inch, you need every advantage you can get. Ensure your gun is firing on all cylinders with a fresh gooseneck liner and get back to burning metal.