
Product Description
The Husky 33099 is a gooseneck ball and safety chain tie-down kit for Ram trucks equipped with the factory (OEM) 5th wheel/gooseneck prep package. It lets you tow a gooseneck trailer from the truck's built-in under-bed receiver without installing an aftermarket gooseneck hitch. The 2-5/16 inch ball is rated for 35,000 lbs gross trailer weight and installs without tools.
The kit includes the ball, two safety chain tie-downs that fit the factory chain anchor points, a rubber cap and a storage bag for keeping the ball clean when it's out of the truck. Husky lists the kit for both short-bed and long-bed Ram trucks, with or without factory auto-level rear air suspension.
Compatibility
- Ram trucks with the factory 5th wheel/gooseneck prep package
- Short and long bed trucks
- Trucks with standard suspension or factory auto-level rear air suspension
Factory prep packages vary by model year. Contact us with your truck's year and model so we can confirm fit before ordering.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Husky Towing
- Part number: 33099
- Ball diameter: 2-5/16 inch
- Gross trailer weight: 35,000 lbs
- Material / finish: Billet heat-treated alloy steel, polished chrome
- Standard: Gooseneck ball and fasteners meet SAE J2638
- Installation: No tools required
- Warranty: Husky lists a limited 10-year warranty
What's Included
- 2-5/16 inch gooseneck ball
- 2 safety chain tie-downs
- Rubber cap
- Drawstring storage bag
- Instructions
Never exceed your truck's gooseneck towing rating as listed in the vehicle owner's manual.
Helpful Links
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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