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It is solid. There is about 1/4" of uncorroded stub left. If we use the original hose clamp (and not wide kind with a screw), it might hang on. In this new photo, can you see how the hole is beveled? The beveling goes farther up than the hole. (I think the repairman did that before he...

The hose port is on the back side of the tub, on the right side. This picture is taken from the access hole on the back of the machine. You can see the side wall. Thanks for posting the parts manual for a806. The picture of the hose that goes to that pipe is #2-12942, called "air dome and...

That sounds cool. If it's like clay, maybe it would fill in the gap between the pipe and an inserted coupler...? I wonder if it will make the pipe too narrow inside then and effect the way the machine operates? There is a 3/32" difference between the I.D. of the pipe and the O.D. of a coupler...

Photo of damage H for Harvest Gold... good to know. Thank you, Mark! Hopefully this picture will upload. As you can see the hole is relatively large. We were messing around with different copper fittings to see if one would either fit inside the pipe, or over the pipe like a sleeve. So far...

That's encouraging! Thank you so much for your reply. I'm going to try to upgrade my membership so I can upload a photo of the damaged pipe. I'd like to hear what epoxies you all prefer, or if the hole is a lost cause. Should I start a new tread for that? Thx!

Hmmm... my link didn't go to the parts list, but to find it, go to the Maytag website and search a806 in the "manuals and literature".

Name of the Hose I found pdf of a parts list with pictures. Awesome. I still don't know what to call the pipe on the back of the tub, but the hose that goes to it is 2-12942, called "air dome and tube". Can I fix this pipe...

... or any help fixing my Harvest Gold baby. Without the manual it's hard to even tell you what needs fixing. At the bottom of the tub, on the back right side, there is a hose that connects to the water level controller, (or whatever it's called). The pipe on the tub is about an inch long and...