True or False: If you build a bulkhead, you never have to use a shipper's bulkhead.

The statement is false. While building your own bulkhead can provide additional structural support and securement for the load being transported, it does not negate the need for a shipper's bulkhead in every situation. Shipper's bulkheads are often designed to meet specific requirements or regulations that ensure the safety and stability of the load during transport. These bulkheads may also be made of materials or constructed in ways that are not replicable by just building your own.

In some cases, using both a personal and a shipper's bulkhead may provide the best security for the load, ensuring that it remains stable and in place during transport. Additionally, regulations may require the use of shipper-supplied bulkheads for certain types of loads, making the use of these bulkheads essential for legal compliance as well as safety. Thus, it’s important to assess each transport situation individually and adhere to any specified guidelines regarding load securement.