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SD40-2 specifications Builder Model • EMD SD40-2 About CIT CIT’s rail division offers a full suite • Length Between Couplers: 68’ 10” of railcar leasing and equipment financing solutions to rail shippers • Distance Between Bolster Centers: 57’ 3” Nominal and carriers across North America. Dimensions • Height - Cab Roof to Top of Rail: 15’ 7.5” It manages one of the youngest • Truck Wheel Base: 13’ 7” and most diversified railcar and locomotive fleets in the industry • 16-645E3 Prime Mover and leverages its deep experience Main to empower customers to succeed • AR10 - Main Traction Alternator Components and prosper. • 26L Airbrake CIT is a leading national bank focused on empowering businesses • Traction Motors: 6 and personal savers with the • Model: D77/78 financial agility to navigate their Drive goals. CIT Group Inc. (NYSE: CIT) • Gear Ratio: 62:15 is a financial holding company • Wheel Diameter: 40” with over a century of experience, and operates a principal bank • Nominal Weight: 398,000 lbs subsidiary, CIT Bank, N.A. (Member • Fuel Tank Capacity: 3,200 gals FDIC, Equal Housing Lender). Weights and • Sand: 56 cu ft Capacities • Cooling Water: 275 gals Get in touch • Lubricating Oil: 395 gals 30 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2900 Chicago, IL 60606 • Minimum Continuous Speed: 11 mph Ken Pierson • Continuous Tractive Effort: 82,100 lbs Performance 312-906-5790 • Starting Tractive Effort: 92,000 lbs [email protected] • Maximum Locomotive Speed: 65 mph • Engine Speed: 904 rpm Horsepower • Tractive Horsepower: 3,000 Build Date • 1972-1979 • Air Conditioning • AESS Additional • Ditch lights front and rear Equipment • Extended Range Dynamic Brakes • Meets current EPA 1033 requirements cit.com/rail ©2019 CIT Group Inc. All rights reserved. CIT and the CIT logo are registered trademarks of CIT Group Inc..

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