Product review (4 stars): Exact replacement part. Heres an observation for fellow do-it-yourselfers ...
Exact replacement part.  Heres an observation for fellow do-it-yourselfers: the old drain hose broke just past where it connects to the drain pump, at the bottom of the "loop" where the hose starts up and out.  At the end of a cycle when the drain pump finishes draining water from the tub, there is some residual water that sits at the bottom of that "loop".  When the next drain cycle begins and the drain pump engages, it first pushes air and then encounters the residual water, and "hammers" the drain hose enough to make it jerk.  (We observed this when we had the washer apart for the repair, before we took off the old leaking hose).  This hammering eventually weakens the hose.  So, to make the new replacement hose sturdier at the bottom "loop" point, we first applied liquid rubber and then wrapped it with flexible rubber tape (both products are available in the electrical department at a home improvement store).  Hopefully, this will help strengthen the drain hose at this critical location.