Accident Overview
The accident occurred during a takeoff attempt from a 2200-foot strip. The aircraft was loaded with approximately 40 gallons of fuel and 1500 to 1600 pounds of seed. According to the pilot, the wind was from the southeast at 2 miles per hour, the temperature was 74 degrees Fahrenheit, and the field elevation was 800 feet.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft became airborne after a ground roll of about 1950 feet. This portion of the roll included crossing a slight knoll. Once airborne, the aircraft covered an estimated 500 to 600 feet before it began to settle. During the settling, the left and right booms made contact with bean vines. The pilot, realizing that the takeoff could not be continued, shut off the master switch and aborted the takeoff.
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