I happened across these two YouTube videos earlier, showing a couple of crane incidents in Germany. Evidently it is still easy enough to make them fall over. I thought that others might find them of interest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQh8KN52NbI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuMLwMP4v8I

Is it just coincidence, or is there a problem with the KIROW's?
A fair number appear to have fallen over for one reason or another.
2 featured in the clips in this thread and another at Waterloo Christmas about 2008 probably a few more.

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It may simply be that nearly all rail cranes are Kirow now, so if a crane falls over it probably will be one.

It is also possible that a growing dependence on automatic safety features is making operators less intuitively aware of danger, so if the safety system fails or is switched off the risk of disaster is that much greater.

I’d say the first video is at least thirty years old, possibly closer to forty.

Sorry ,
I think that the titel are dificult . I seen 2 locomotives of the ÖBB clas 1044 and 1142.5 the are not alowed on germany . Further the peaple that worked there are very dangerios , with passes trains on full speed . I was a member of the Dutch rerailing crew ad Amsterdam Depot , and working on this conditions was not alowd .