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	<title>Comments on: During the 1990&#8242;s CN was at a point where it needed to figure out what to do with its old straight SD40 fleet, either rebuild or retire. In the end a group of 29 units were rebuilt and classified as SD40U&#8217;s. As for the rest they were gradually retired and most found an extended career elsewhere, many leased back to CN as part of Alstom&#8217;s GCFX lease fleet. CN decided at the time it was more cost affective to look at the secondhand market for the rest of its SD40 needs, and purchased a group of former UP/MP SD40-2&#8242;s to fill the void. This day CN SD40-2 5375, ex CN 6096, exx UP 4096, exxx MP 3096, nee Mo-Pac 796 is assisted by one of CN&#8217;s SD40U&#8217;s as they lead intermodal train 149 or 143 westward at Bayview.</title>
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