Philippine Railway Historical Society News and History!: U14C 913

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Sunday, August 8, 2021

913 RETURNS HOME

We recently reported on the return of rebuilt 902 to PNR.
Not long after, it was time for 913 to follow.

Both are now in Caloocan Workshops for the final stage of the rebuild.

Our roving reporter Mark Chua was at Binan (Laguna) to witness this historic event.

Thanks Mark.

Sunday, January 27, 2019

900 Class Refurbishment

Project

The second stage of the 900 class has seen two, with a third expected, locomotives hauled down south to Binan. From here they are transferred by road to Desco (GE licencee in the Philippines) for a major refurbishment.
First it was 913 (Jan 24th), followed my PNR flagship 902 (Jan 25th), both of which are now in the Desco plant. It is believed that 914 will follow.

The following photos have been generously supplied by long time PRHS member 'Mark Chua' and should not be used for any purpose without first asking him. He is contactable through the PRHS.
We thank Mark immensely for allowing us to share these great shots of locomotive 902 (our PRHS mascot).