Accident
A commercial pilot was landing on a gravel road when he observed tall vegetation during the landing roll and initiated a go-around. As the aircraft lifted off, the right spray boom contacted the vegetation and was stripped from the wing. The pilot stated that after becoming airborne with full power applied, he had no control of the ailerons.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft entered an uncommanded left bank to 45 degrees. At that point, the pilot reduced power. The aircraft then struck the terrain left wing first. After the impact, the aircraft cartwheeled, causing the engine, cowling, and nose framework to separate from the fuselage. The aircraft came to rest facing the opposite direction of its flight path.
Aircraft Damage
The aircraft sustained substantial damage, including the separation of the right spray boom, the engine, cowling, and nose framework. The fuselage remained intact but was oriented opposite to the original flight direction.