Accident Sequence
The pilot initiated a takeoff from a road on level terrain after loading the aircraft to its maximum gross weight. The road was only 11 feet wide and had numerous dips and bumps, with heavy brush along its borders. During the takeoff roll, before reaching the intended lift-off speed, the aircraft went over a hump in the road and became airborne prematurely. It then drifted slightly to the right, causing the right main landing gear to contact the brush. Subsequently, the aircraft yawed and rolled to the right, settled back onto the road and brush, slid into a ditch, and encountered soft tundra. The aircraft then nosed over.
Aircraft and Environment
The aircraft was operated at maximum gross weight. The road used for takeoff was narrow and uneven, with brush on both sides. The terrain was level but the road surface featured dips and bumps. No information is available regarding aircraft type, registration, operator, location, date, time of day, weather conditions, or ATC involvement.
Outcome
The aircraft sustained damage as it nosed over. The source does not provide details on injuries or fatalities.