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SS 800 class
Class of 2-12-2T locomotives in the Dutch East Indies
The SS 800 class, later reclassified as the F10 class, were a class of 28 2-12-2T steam locomotives built by Hanomag and later Werkspoor for the Staatsspoorwegen, the state railway of the Dutch East Indies, presently Indonesia. They were one of very few twelve-coupled locomotives to be built.
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The SS 800 class, later reclassified as the F10 class, were a class of 28 2-12-2T steam locomotives built by Hanomag and later Werkspoor for the Staatsspoorwegen, the state railway of the Dutch East Indies, presently Indonesia. They were one of very few twelve-coupled locomotives to be built. Built between 1912 and 1920, the 800 class were designed to handle heavy traffic over mountainous terrain on the island of Java. Some were later transferred to Sumatra as traffic demands increased there, and the 800 class began to be displaced by newer locomotives from the 1920s. Reclassified as F10 during the Japanese occupation, they were withdrawn in the 1970s, and two have been preserved as static exhibits.
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