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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

PNR FLEETLIST - JULY 2025


 

It has been some time since I partook in doing a 'Philippine National Railways' locomotive fleet update.
Despite initial plans to road transfer locomotives south from Manila, as of this date this still has not occurred.
This has lead to numerous units laying around Tutuban yard, with operational ones regularly started to keep them operational.
Since the last update, they have thankfully been adding to the plain orange livery that has been part of the railway scene for a while now. This is shown on photos of 922 below.
I look forward to when they all begin to move south and seeing how they get utilised.
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     PNR NARROW GAUGE
      NOTE: PNR Manila Passenger Operations Suspended On March 27th 2024.
      Manila Locomotives Still Seeing Limited Use.
       
CLASS#YEARMODELLIVERYDATENOTES
       
9009021973U15COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9061979U14CBlue/Red7/2025Beyond Economical Repair - Caloocan
 9111979U14COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9131979U14COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9141979U14CBlue/Red7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9151979U14CBlue/Red7/2025Await repair (Possibly not going to happen) - Caloocan
 9161979U14COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9171991U15COrange7/2025Operational, Lupi for works trains.
      May 2025: Collision with bus Barangay Paloyon Proper, Nabua, Camarines Sur
 9181991U15COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9191991U15CBlue/Red7/2025Stored Manila.
 9201991U15CBlue/Red7/2025Beyond Economical Repair - Caloocan (Bent frame)
 9211991U15COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 9221991U15COrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
       
250025351979U10BBlue/Red7/2025Stored Manila
 25381979U10BBlue/Gold7/2025Stored Manila
 25401979U10BOrange7/2025In Service - Naga (Bicol Commuter and DMT use).
       
500050011992U6BOrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 50021992U6BBlue/Red7/2025Stored Manila.
 50031992U6BHybrid7/2025Stored Manila
 50041992U6BBlue/Red7/2025Stored Manila
 50051992U6BBlue/Red7/2025Non-Operational - Caloocan
 50061992U6BBlue/Red7/2025Non-Operational - Caloocan
 50071992U6BOrange7/2025Operational, Stored Manila.
 50081992U6BBlue/Red7/2025Stored Manila
 50091992U6BBlue/Red7/2025Operational - Bicol Commuter and DMT use
 50101992U6BRed/Yellow7/2025Beyond Economical Repair, Heavily stripped
       
TMC12019LM250Orange~7/2025Operational, Lupi for works trains. 1905903-1
 22019LM250Orange~7/2025Allocated to Lucena as shunter. 1905903-2
       
900090012020CC300Orange~7/2025Stored Manila - CC300 20 01 - Parts source.
 90022020CC300Orange~7/2025Operational Naga - CC300 20 02
 90032020CC300Orange~7/2025Operational Naga - CC300 20 03
       
   System:Passenger: Calamba - Lucena
      Sipocot - Legaspi
    Closed Tutuban - Gov Pascual and Calamba (for building elevated railway)
    Pending: Lucena - Sipocot
    Notes: Locomotive transfers by road from Manila to South Line expected.
       
    Liveries:Red/Yellow90s red livery with yellow lining. 5010 being the sole survivor.
     Blue/RedPrevious Dark blue with red lining.
     OrangeUpgraded to include PNR lettering, blue & black lining and other decals.
     Orange ~9000 & TMC class all orange with side logos.
     HybridCombination of the blue and orange liveries.
       
      Brad Peadon, Mark Chua, Paul Nicholas Domingo Cabalhin
      Danganan Avim, Reynante Bulaon
      Date Column-Date of most recent update (New)
      Updated: Brad Peadon (9th July 2025) -
      Philippine Railway Historical Society
      Corrections/Additions Are Welcome.


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Above and below.
U14C 906 is classified as 'Beyond Economical Repair' and has spent many, many years sitting around the Caloocan Workshops.
Photos: Brad Peadon

Above and three below.
922 displaying the revised orange livery from the Magno Era. Black banding around the footplate, large white PN R logo (which I think would look much better if outlined in black, as well as the other additions, have sure broken up what was the case before. 
It be my personal opinion that this has greatly improved the very bland appearance of the plain orange.
Photos: Brad Peadon
919 stored in Tutuban yard awaiting road transfer south to the still operational part of the system. It looks like she has been having panel repairs and I expect she will eventually become orange.
Photo: Brad Peadon
9001 stored in Tutuban yard.
Though the newest mainline class in the country, this unit has not been operational for some time.
Photo: Brad Peadon
5003 is also stored at Tutuban waiting for a road transfer south.
For whatever reason it was thought a good idea to rip up track preventing the easy transfer of everything after the lines in Manila closed.
She is in a hybrid livery of old and new, but it is unlikely that it will ever return to service like this.
Photo: Brad Peadon
921 and 5001 stored inside the Tayuman locoshed (Metro Manila).
Photo: Brad Peadon

Above and below
The derelict remains of poor old U15C 920 still resides in the smaller workshop building at the Caloocan Workshops in Metro Manila.
Photos: Brad Peadon

The head on collision that saw the end of 905 and 910.
Photo: Frank Zuela Maralag

Above and below
Collision between 917 and a bus in Cam Sur (see listing).
Philippine Star - Courtesy of Camarines Sur PPO, via Michelle Zoleta.
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