
Product Description
The Husky 33055 is a 2-5/16 inch gooseneck ball made to drop into the factory under-bed gooseneck/fifth wheel prep package (often called a puck system) built into many heavy-duty pickups. It turns the truck's factory center receiver into a gooseneck hitch without adding an aftermarket under-bed hitch. The ball is rated for 35,000 lbs gross trailer weight.
The ball locks into the factory receiver hole with a quarter-turn latch handle; retention balls built into the shank hold it in place. To remove it, unlock the handle and lift the ball out, leaving the bed clear. Before every trip, make sure the ball is locked, sits secure and rotates freely, and keep the handle below the ball profile before coupling.
Compatibility
- Pickups with the factory OEM 5th wheel/gooseneck hitch prep package
- Husky lists applications for Ford F-250/F-350 (2011–2017), Ram 2500 (2014–2017), Ram 3500 (2013–2017), GM 2500/3500 (2015–2017) and Nissan Titan (2016–2017)
Factory prep packages vary by truck and model year. Contact us with your truck's year, make and model so we can confirm this ball fits your receiver before ordering.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Husky Towing
- Part number: 33055
- Ball diameter: 2-5/16 inch
- Gross trailer weight: 35,000 lbs
- Material / finish: Heat-treated alloy steel, chrome plated
- Standard: Meets SAE J2638 gooseneck standards
- Installation: Drop-in, quarter-turn lock (about 5 minutes)
- Warranty: Husky lists a limited 10-year warranty (limited 90-day warranty for commercial use)
Never exceed your truck's gooseneck towing rating as listed in the vehicle owner's manual.
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Pro tipChoosing a gooseneck hitch
- Check your truck’s factory prep (puck system vs. under-bed install kit).
- Rate it for the loaded trailer, and make sure safety chain anchor points are in place.
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