Accident Overview
The pilot conducted a forced landing in a field after experiencing a partial loss of engine power. The landing was performed with a tailwind of approximately 14 knots. During the landing roll, the nose landing gear collided with a rise in the field. The gear subsequently separated, and the airplane nosed over, coming to rest inverted.
Pilot Actions and Landing Site
The pilot had previously landed in the same field because an acquaintance lived nearby. This prior familiarity may have influenced the selection of the landing site.
Post-Accident Engine Test
Following the accident, the engine was started and found to operate normally. No mechanical issues were identified during the post-accident run.
Damage and Findings
The accident resulted in the separation of the nose landing gear and the airplane coming to rest inverted. The exact extent of damage to other components is not specified in the source material.