Accident Overview
A pilot reported that during the landing roll at a remote airstrip, the airplane had decelerated to approximately 25 knots when the left main wheel collided with large rocks lining the left side of the landing area. This collision resulted in the collapse of the left main landing gear, and the left wing and propeller subsequently struck the ground.
Sequence of Events
According to the pilot's report, the landing roll was proceeding normally until the aircraft slowed to about 25 knots. At that point, the left main wheel came into contact with large rocks that were positioned along the left edge of the landing strip. The impact caused the left main landing gear to fail, and the left wing and propeller made contact with the ground surface.
Damage Assessment
Post-accident inspection revealed damage to several components. The left main landing gear collapsed. The left wing and propeller struck the ground, resulting in damage to the left wing lift strut, the wing structure, the propeller, and the fuselage. The airplane was examined, and there were no known mechanical anomalies found prior to the accident.