Summary
A pilot was returning to the operations base after completing an aerial fertilizer application. The landing approach was to the north, with the pilot noting a wind from the west. During the flare, the wind shifted to a strong quartering tailwind. The airplane touched down on the runway, bounced, and subsequently nosed over. The right wing sustained damage and the vertical stabilizer was crushed during the accident sequence. The pilot did not report any mechanical problems with the aircraft.
Accident Sequence
According to the pilot's account, the landing was being conducted to the north. The wind was initially from the west. As the pilot flared the airplane to land, the wind direction changed, resulting in a strong quartering tailwind condition. The airplane touched down on the runway, then bounced. Following the bounce, the airplane nosed over.
Damage
The right wing of the aircraft sustained damage during the accident. Additionally, the vertical stabilizer was crushed. No other damage was reported or described in the source.
Pilot Statement
The pilot reported that there were no mechanical problems with the airplane prior to or during the accident. No other statements from the pilot were provided.