RESIDCO is a highly experienced and sophisticated rail investor, providing value to our lessees through net & full service operating leases, lease restructurings, modifications and fleet optimization projects. We integrate our wide knowledge of all freight car and locomotive types with custom financial structures as necessary to achieve the most competitive rent outcomes.
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Open Top Hopper Cars
RESIDCO currently has fifteen (15) open top hoppers available for immediate sale or lease.
These units have recently been through a major modification program. RESIDCO worked with industry experts to engineer and modify a 1988 built, 100-ton bulk commodity aluminum hopper car.
All design, fabrication and construction of this newly modified 3235 cfc railcar were performed in accordance with all AAR guidelines.
RESIDCO is a highly experienced and sophisticated rail investor, providing value to our Lessee’s through both net and full service operating leases.
For more information please contact:General Car Type
Specifications
Cubic Capacity
5,800 cfc
Builder/ Year
Trinity/ 1988
Service / AAR Type
C214
Compartments
4 Pocket
Gate Style
Pneumatic
Max. Gross Load
268,000 lbs
Avg. Load Limit
202,400 lbs
Avg. Tare Weight
65,600 lbs
Kevin Bahnlineat 312-726-4163 (Central/Western US)
Mike Lewicki at 617-320-4878 (Eastern US)
Greg Schmid at 312-726-3441 (Managing Director)
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AVAILABLE ASSETS
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Open Top Hopper Cars
- 3,235 cfc
- 1988 Built
- Bulk Commodity
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Contacts
Greg Schmid leads RESIDCO’s rail team and oversees the management and remarketing of railcar and locomotive investments. Mr. Schmid is a railcar and locomotive equipment specialist, with over 20 years of creatively engaging the railroad industry with his market expertise.
Kevin is responsible for railcar marketing activity in the Central and Western United States. He has nearly 20 years of North American freight and passenger rail experience.
Michael Lewicki is responsible for railcar marketing activity in the eastern and southwestern United States. Mr. Lewicki has over 30 years experience in the North American freight railcar industry.
RAIL LEASING
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RESIDCO is a highly experienced and sophisticated rail investor, providing value to our Lessee’s through both net and full service operating leases. Since 1982 RESIDCO started syndicating and remarketing rail equipment for financial institutions often toward the later years of long term leveraged leases. We have since grown to have our own thriving operating lease business. One can attribute our expanding inner market presence to investing in quality assets, expedited execution, end user market knowledge, extensive technical expertise, financial institution relationships and putting our lessees first.
LOCOMOTIVE LEASING & LOCOMOTIVE SALES
RESIDCO has invested in and remarketed hundreds of locomotives over three decades. We have expertise in Four and Six Axle Locomotive marketplaces. RESIDCO has the skill to acquire assets, manage rebuild projects to customer specifications, and provide a lease structure that meets the needs of our lessees. We have invested in numerous locomotive types, including GP-38-2’s, MP-15’s, SD-75M, and SD-40-2 locomotives, for example.
RAILCAR LEASING & RAILCAR SALES
RESIDCO’s strength is our willingness to take a wide variety of positions in rail car types to serve our customers. We have remarketed, syndicated or invested in thousands of freight cars representing every major car type since we began in 1982. Our fleet of 7000 rail cars includes small, medium and high cube Covered Hoppers for grain, plastics, and other commodities; low and high sided steel Gondolas; 286K high capacity Coal Hoppers and Gondolas; as well as a wide variety of General Purpose Tank Cars & Tank Cars for Acid service.
RESIDCO – A SOPHISTICATED METAL PLAYER
There are many different types of leasing companies in the rail industry. Few are true “metal” players like RESIDCO. Our skill and willingness to acquire freight cars and locomotives without a lease encumbrance set us apart. We often provide fleet optimization outcomes through trading programs. Acquiring a client’s unwanted cars and providing them with alternative equipment that more effectively meets their needs is a trading solution example. We work diligently to repair or modify and place available equipment using our knowledge of the inner lessee marketplace and thereby provide value added to this critical industry.
RAIL COMMENTARY
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RESIDCO’s size and wholesale capability is a competitive advantage. It can respond quickly and flexibly to ever changing market conditions.
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Chicago IL 60602 – 4275
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