This outlet tube is an OEM direct from Husky. The aluminum tube is made for use with the C801H, 80 Gal. Stationary Air Compressor. The tube discharges air from the pump to the air compressor tank. A wrench set and thread tape are helpful with the replacement. The outlet tube is sold individually. Please refer to manual and diagrams for safety and repair instructions.
This is a genuine Husky replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with air compressors. The o-rings attach to the compressor's outlet tube. These items are used to seal the connections at both ends of the tube. The o-ring set will include two o-rings.
These genuine OEM nuts come as a set of two and are essential components inside your portable air compressor. They play a crucial role in connecting the outlet tube to the pump assembly and the check valve. The pump is responsible for compressing air into the tank, while the check valve allows compressed air to enter the tank when open an...Read mored maintains air pressure inside the tank when closed. You can determine if the nuts need replacement when they become loose or stripped, resulting in air leakage or an unstable connection. You may also notice excessive vibration or rattling from the compressor during operation, even when fully tightened. To replace the nuts, start by depressurizing the air tank by pulling the safety valve and draining any water from the tank by opening the drain valve. Remove the screws on the upper shroud to detach it from the compressor, following the instructions in your user manual to locate the nuts. You will typically need a socket or wrench to remove the pump assembly and lift it up from the machine. Fully loosen and remove the O-rings and nuts at both ends of the outlet tube. Please note that the nuts are sold separately from the O-rings.
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Christopher - For model number C201H
July 18, 2022
What psi is this switch manufactured to shut off at?
Hello Christopher, Thank you for the question. This Switch cuts out at 175 PSI. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Fred - For model number C201H
November 18, 2023
This unit start's good but afterwards it goes really slow and bluid up about 30ib and the aluminum line gets really hot to the point you can not touch it
Hi Fred,
Thank you for your question. If your air compressor starts good and afterwards slowly builds pressure, there may be an issue with the air-intake pump, or with the gasket between the low and high pressure compartments of the compressor. You should also check the air filter to see if it is dirty or worn. If the line is getting hot it is likely from the process of the piston cycles inside the cylinder head pulling in air and creating friction from the air molecules or the heat could also be transferred from the motor. We hope this helps!
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Brad - For model number C201H
September 11, 2025
No photo available, so is this the compressor tube from piston head to tank. My model is a 175 psi, 1.3 hp, 20 gallon , 5.2 to 4.0
Hi Brad, thank you for reaching out. The compressor outlet tube you are looking for your model is part number PS12099629. We hope this information is useful!