Jatibarang Yard Work, Central Java, Indonesia

[@hendrasetyawan30]

Thank you sir for the video... I love PG Djatibarang... I was born in the city of Djatibarang... When I was little I often played & rode the sugar cane cart, lots of good memories as a child at PG Djatibarang... Favorite & best cane train number 09 👍👍

[@internationalsteam]

A very interesting engine - there is a great video of it on this channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3bQhpekgsSKatk

[@francesstar_6143]

Sorry mr, do you have a video about Gempolkrep Vulcan?

[@internationalsteam]

I have only a very short clip which is part of a Gempolkerep video which is scheduled to appear on this channel in October 2023 (!).

[@wira3516]

My village, do you have a picture of the boxcar in the video Mr. Rob? I remember when you came to Jatibarang, they called you Pakde Rob, at that time i was still a young men

[@internationalsteam]

Sadly it seems not, I never saw them in use here, you will know that they were used to take production sugar to the main line station and (maybe) bring back bags of fertiliser. Elsewhere I did see them in use within the mill compound: www.internationalsteam.co.uk/sweetdreams2/merican107.htm www.internationalsteam.co.uk/sweetdreams2/ngadirejo009.htm The ones at Asembagus did go to the port at Jangkar: www.internationalsteam.co.uk/sweetdreams2/asembagus002.htm Hope this helps! I guess you must have all been surprised when a foreigner came to take pictures and video at Jatibarang. I'm sure you thought I was mad! There was a feeling that it would last for ever and so there was no need for Indonesians to take pictures. I think my still pictures and video inside the mills is a unique record.

[@wira3516]

@@internationalsteam Wow, that video answered my question that the jatibarang mill has a boxcar, because I've seen one unique sugar cane wagon that is different from the others, slightly longer and has a double bogie. Unfortunately, only the frame was left sitting in front of the jatibarang mill and now it's completely gone. Yes mr. Rob, you are right that they were taken to the Brebes station for loading and unloading. I don't think you're mad for taking pictures of locomotives, because since childhood I really like steam trains. unfortunately I haven't thought about taking photos and videos of them either. You know that time I really wish you took my picture too. Hehehe Apparently the last visit by foreigners was between 2007-2008 to take pictures and video of the last remaining steam locomotive and show them. after that I got the news that locomotive number 9 was taken away. well it seems that in that year railfans from Indonesia put up a banner saying "Selamat Datang Kembali Pakde Rob." I am very grateful for the pictures and videos about all the sugarcane mills in Indonesia, it really reminds me of my childhood. and you know mr. Rob, some KZbinrs were inspired by you and your friends taking pictures and videos of sugar cane locomotives left in Indonesia

[@alfiaajja3696]

Rop punya Vidio locos pabrik gula pandjie..

[@internationalsteam]

There will be a very short clip from Pandjie in May.

[@alfiaajja3696]

tapi ada rob...vidionya locos pandjie

[@RadenWiratmoyo-WB87ndp]

Ceper baru please

[@internationalsteam]

Unfortunately, Ceper Baru closed in the late 1990s, but there are links to two videos here: www.internationalsteam.co.uk/video/javasugaryoutube.htm

[@ekobudinugroho8484]

Kombinasi warna lokomotif yg tidak biasa,. Warna hijaunya mengingatkan warna khas PG olean, dan warna birunya seperti punya PG Rejosari.

[@WarnoJoyo-no5lc]

Untung udah didokumentasi jadi masih aktif dalam kenangan

[@herysulistyo395]

Kereta no 10 sekarang menjadi monumen d rest area 260 B PG banjaratma

[@RadenWiratmoyo-WB87ndp]

This what i want

[@tukangpijat8449]

I m one