Post flatbed load photos here V2.0

That wood come out of Burnet, TX by chance? I loaded those same boards to Gardena, CA a few weeks ago - had to get the load sanitized in Quartzsite, AZ before crossing into California, payed great though.

 

Sanitized?

 

Yup, had to drop my trailer inside a building where they spray it then cover it in a tarp. Came with a certificate too - can't get unloaded without it.

 

No, Columbus. I have loaded cedar chips in Burnet, though.

 

Never even heard of such a thing.

 

You have now .

- the great communist party of california

 

Lol....right.
So......what purpose does the sterilization serve? I had no idea this was even a thing. In my 20ish years of driving, this is the first I've heard of such a thing. I'm still shaking my head.

 

Putting money in the pockets of the nomenklatura under the pretext of The Sniffles That Will Kill Us All.

 

Certain types of lumber are required to be heat treated or treated with a pesticides. Depends on what it will be used for as what is required. California is probably the worst for this. It is the potential of bringing in some sort of pest living in the wood.

 

Yet another reason I don't go there.