What happened
The accident occurred during the initial phase of flight at a private farm field. As the airplane accelerated for takeoff, its landing gear impacted the top of a high hedge located approximately 1800 feet from the point where the takeoff roll began. Upon striking the obstacle, the pilot immediately reduced engine power to idle and elected to abandon the takeoff attempt.
The aircraft descended into an adjoining field adjacent to the takeoff area. The ground surface in this field consisted of wet grass, which allowed the airplane to slide forward with significant momentum after touchdown. During this uncontrolled slide, the left wing struck a fence line, followed shortly by the right wing impacting another fence. These collisions caused the aircraft to rotate approximately 180 degrees before it finally came to a stop.
The investigation
The available factual narrative does not provide detailed mechanical inspection results or forensic analysis of the aircraft components post-impact. The sequence of events is derived directly from the pilot's account and the physical evidence of the final resting position relative to the takeoff path and surrounding obstacles.