Replacement Whale Tail Handle

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Corrosion-resistant stainless steel handle.
Polished stainless or matte black finishes.
Oversized, glove-friendly whale tail handle for easy grip.
Adjustable roller cam for smooth, weather-resistant closure.
Compression latch provides a tight seal.
Built-in molded rubber gasket.
Lockable with double-bitted key cylinder.
Fits most modern whale-tail-based Iconic MetalGear products.

The Iconic MetalGear Stainless Steel Whale Tail Handle is built for secure, weather-resistant closure on heavy-use toolboxes and headache racks. Made from stainless steel, it’s built to handle the elements and daily road wear. The oversized whale tail handle is easy to use, even with gloves on, and the adjustable roller cam offers smooth action with tight compression to seal out water and dust. A molded rubber gasket adds another layer of protection, while the integrated double-bitted key lock keeps your gear secure. Available in polished stainless steel or matte black finish. Whether you're swapping out worn hardware or upgrading your setup, this handle locks down tight.

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As stated in the NSC Standard 10: Cargo Securement, Divsion 5 – Front End Structures – Application 23(3) A cab shield (Headache rack) is not a front end structure or part of a cargo securement system. Therefore NO D.O.T. requirements/approvals are applicable.

• Headache racks cannot meet the requirements of CFR 393.114.a. Cargo must be in contact with the front end structure for the CFR 393.114.a to apply.

Iconic MetalGear promotes that all operators be in compliance with all other load securement requirements as stated in 393.100 to 393.142.

"As per the Ministry of Transportations" Commercial Motor Vehicle Operator’s Safety Manual” the following applies:

Within Module 14 – Cargo Securement, it refers to requirements that are adopted from the National Safety Code (NSC) Standard 10, Cargo Securement, as the standard for securing loads in Ontario. Referenced in the subsection “Requirements for Securement Devices” it talks to Front End structures and that the rules concerning this topic are included in NSC Standard 10.