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Leased CEFX AC440CWs

 
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I am trying to track down some information on the CEFX units that CP leased from GE in the mid-00s.
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The information I have is:
CEFX #1026-1059 were delivered between October and December 2004. All units are on long term lease from CIT Capital Finance (CEFX). Units #1001-1025 are painted blue and white, with grey fueltank, and grey GE Hi-Adhesion trucks. Units #1026-1059 also painted blue and white and riding on Hi-Adhesion trucks, but with black frame, fueltank and trucks.
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A note on Railroad.net 2006
CEFX 1001-1025 are going off-lease at the end of the month. Rumour has it they're going to UP. AC4400CWs 1026-1059 will stay on lease to CP for now.
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The last trace I find in this group is 2020.
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Are the units still in use on CP? If not, when were they moved on?
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Many thanks
John Geddes
Vancouver
 

No they are not used anymore. The lease ended in early 2020 and all units were off CPR in late 2020?

On Sun, Aug 4, 2024 at 12:27?PM jngeddes via <jngeddes=[email protected]> wrote:
I am trying to track down some information on the CEFX units that CP leased from GE in the mid-00s.
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The information I have is:
CEFX #1026-1059 were delivered between October and December 2004. All units are on long term lease from CIT Capital Finance (CEFX). Units #1001-1025 are painted blue and white, with grey fueltank, and grey GE Hi-Adhesion trucks. Units #1026-1059 also painted blue and white and riding on Hi-Adhesion trucks, but with black frame, fueltank and trucks.
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A note on Railroad.net 2006
CEFX 1001-1025 are going off-lease at the end of the month. Rumour has it they're going to UP. AC4400CWs 1026-1059 will stay on lease to CP for now.
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The last trace I find in this group is 2020.
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Are the units still in use on CP? If not, when were they moved on?
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Many thanks
John Geddes
Vancouver


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nate
 

Several CEFX AC4400CW have subsequently been acquired by NS and will be rebuilt as AC44C6M.



Some are also operating on Arcelor-Mittal's Cartier railway (see the trailing unit):


JF
 

Hi Nate and JF,
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Many thanks for your information. Very helpful.
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Cheers
John

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