Bought this nice little compressor about 2 years ago and the small, black rubber tube which connects the regulator to the header assembly near the top of the unit has just split. It's about 5"- 6" long, turns 90 degrees when installed and has swivel female fittings at both ends. Can't find the part on a list but it could be #49 on the schematic. Would like to know if this part can be replaced or do I need to have it custom made at a hose shop. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks "skatingtoolman" ... this may be what I'm looking for ... I'll have to remove and measure the tube carefully but until I do, I'll stick with my earlier description of 5" - 6" overall length and connected at a right angle with female compression nuts at each end. Looking from the top, it's right there, coming from the regulator and turning to the left as it connects to the header assembly. It should be a simple matter to replace the tube, insert and ferrule ... all locally available. Seems like a weak "link in the chain" but a more strongly reinforced tube might be overkill ... unless this happens often. JN