Accident Overview
A pilot conducting touch-and-go operations on a frozen lake adjacent to his property experienced a landing gear strike. A small frozen mound of dirt was located at the approach end of the lake. The pilot reported that he was concerned about stopping on the frozen surface, and his approach path was a little low.
Pilot's Account
The pilot indicated that during the approach, the right main landing gear struck the mound of dirt before touchdown. The impact folded the gear back against the fuselage. Subsequently, the airplane contacted the surface of the lake.
Damage
Damage was sustained to the right main landing gear, the propeller, and the spar and outboard ribs of the right wing.