273112 - Miller 273112 Replacement Clevis Pin .250 x 1.751

Keep Your Miller Welder Running Smoothly

When you are in the middle of a fabrication project, the last thing you need is a small mechanical failure stopping your progress. The Miller 273112 Clevis Pin is a crucial replacement part for welders who rely on the durability and precision of their Miller equipment. This isn't just a generic piece of metal; it is a purpose-built component sized at 0.250 inches in diameter and 1.751 inches in length, designed to fit perfectly into the specific linkages of your machine. Whether you are repairing a wire feeder tensioner, a cart assembly, or a control mechanism, using the correct pin ensures your machine operates exactly as it did when it was new.

We know that in a busy shop, parts can get lost during maintenance or wear out over years of heavy use. A clevis pin acts as a pivot or a secure fastener, allowing parts to move or stay locked in position. This Miller 273112 pin comes with a pre-machined groove, which is essential for snapping on a retaining clip to keep the pin from vibrating loose. It also features a chamfered (beveled) tip. This might seem like a small detail, but when you are trying to align holes on a heavy piece of equipment, that beveled edge helps guide the pin through, making your repair job faster and less frustrating.

Using genuine Miller parts like this clevis pin protects your investment. Makeshift repairs with bolts or nails can damage the holes in your machine, creating 'slop' or movement that shouldn't be there. This can lead to more expensive repairs down the road. The Miller 273112 is made from durable material capable of withstanding the mechanical stresses typical in a welding environment. It is a simple, low-cost solution to a problem that could otherwise ground your production.

Before ordering, we always recommend checking your welder's manual or parts diagram. Because Miller makes many different machines, verifying that part number 273112 is the one you need will save you time. Once you have it, installation is straightforward—slide it in, secure the clip, and you are back to welding. Don't let a missing pin hold up your work; keep your shop stocked with the right OEM hardware to handle maintenance quickly and professionally.