Accident Details
The pilot-in-command (PIC) was refamiliarizing himself in a Piper PA-18, occupying the front seat while the owner acted as second-in-command in the backseat. On the third landing, the aircraft encountered soft terrain towards the end of the roll-out. The PIC stated that application of brakes compounded the problem, with the wheels digging in, resulting in a nose over.
Pilot Statements
In a telephone conversation, the PIC admitted that the approach was high and fast and that he overshot the planned touchdown point. The owner stated that the aircraft was equipped with oversize tires and Cleveland brakes.
Conclusion
The source provides no further details regarding injuries or damage. The probable cause is not explicitly stated in the investigation source.