Accident Summary
Following the initiation of takeoff, the aircraft did not achieve a climb altitude greater than 25 to 50 feet above ground level. The pilot communicated that the engine exhibited a feeling of being loaded down. An auditory stall warning horn sounded, alerting the pilot to a potential stall. In response, the pilot directed everyone on board to "hang on" while he reduced the pitch attitude by lowering the aircraft's nose.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft made initial ground contact approximately 555 feet beyond the departure end of the runway. Subsequently, the aircraft encountered a road, where the edge of the road surface caused the landing gear to collapse. The aircraft then proceeded across the road and impacted a fence, which brought the aircraft to a halt.
Environmental Conditions
The accident sequence occurred during a period when a serious induction icing threat was present in the environment.