Manila Railroad Class 300

The class 300 were a class of 2-8-2 steam locomotives that were built for Manila Railroad by Nippon Sharyo in 1951. They were technically a deriative of the JNR Class D51 but with some modifications.
==Withdrawal==
Despite being useful, Manila Railroad weren’t please with them and all were withdrawn around 1956, however 301, 302 and a few unknown members were seen around San Fernando sheds in 1960 and were all not saved from the cutters torch and none were left existing today. 
==Stock list==
Image	No.	Build date	Manufacturer 	Notes
 	301	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	302	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	303	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	304	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	305	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	306	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	307	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	308	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	309	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
 	310	1951 	Nippon Sharyo	Withdrawn and scrapped.
Category:Philippines
Category:Philippine locomotives
Category:2-8-2 locomotives
Category:2-8-2 steam locomotives
Category:Steam locomotives
Category:Locomotives
Category:3 foot 6 inch gauge
Category:Meter-gauge
Category:Nippon Sharyo locomotives
Category:Built in 1951
Category:Tender locomotives