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FLAT CARS


FLAT CARS

Use these to haul lumber products, building materials, pipe, or anything that can withstand any type of weather and elements.

BOXCARS

These are good for hauling paper or food products. Anything you want to keep dry for the trip will stay fresh here.

OPEN TOP HOPPERS

These allow for quick and easy loadin of coke, stone, gravel and crushed rock.

COVERED HOPPERS

These are ideal for carrying industrial materials such as sugar, salt, sand, minerals, sawdust, hot ash, fly ash, fertilizer, and roofing granules.

Q: Is it time for you to consider PRIVATE RAILCARS – whether to lease or own for the first time, or to add to your existing fleet? Consider the following:

How important is it for you to receive all the railcars you order every time?

Flatbed: including over-dimensional and over-sized movements 

Do cars supplied ever prevent you from loading the intended material due to lower volume capacity, gross weight limit too light, dirt/debris in the car?


Is there any chance your customer could leave product in the car and pay you less than expected for your sale?


How many claims have you filed for lost material in the past year?

Do any of your competitors have a freight advantage over you based on their private railcar fleet?


Have you calculated the potential savings of using a private car based on factors that include a car that always is the right size, the rate differential, no supply shortage, and more?


Do  you ever pay demurrage to the railroad ?

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