Help! Going to lake today, what's this tube?

[MLars]

This tube is connected to the battery tray and feels like it should plug into something at the end:


It goes all the way to the front and exits the ski right here:

 

[nammer]

i think it's the battery breather, if you have a sealed battery you won't need it, have fun on the water today!!

 

[Seadoobuddy]

Nammer is correct. A sealed battery (with no vent nipple) will not need this tube. Just leave it in the hull, no harm in doing that.
If you want to feel safer then put a bolt into the end so no water comes in, but it should have a check valve built into it to prevent that.

Go have fun.

 

[MLars]

Thanks alot guys, ill get a good gopro edit up in a few days!

 

[MC87SS]

He said it's attached to the battery, sounds to me like the battery vent tube. If that is the case do not plug it up with a bolt.

 

[Seadoobuddy]

This tube is connected to the battery tray and feels like it should plug into something at the end:
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It goes all the way to the front and exits the ski right here:
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He said it's attached to the battery tray, as you can see the open end of hose, so it's not connected to the battery

 

[MC87SS]

After I hit post I realized I read it wrong then my stupid phone would not let me edit it.
I'll go back to sleep now.

 

[Coastiejoe]

After I hit post I realized I read it wrong then my stupid phone would not let me edit it.
I'll go back to sleep now.

Night ZZZZZzzzzz

 

[MC87SS]

LOL

I am just having withdraw since I am on my way to Daytona beach for a week and the skis are not coming with me.

 

[Coastiejoe]

LOL

I am just having withdraw since I am on my way to Daytona beach for a week and the skis are not coming with me.

That would do it.

I'm looking to rotate to an offline in Clearwater Florida just to her away from Ohio weather. I love my skis and scuba diving. Florida is a MUCH better place for me.