FAA accident report · Cessna 310 · Havre, MT · July 27, 1984
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Left engine failed. Unable to hold altitude. Landed in a rough field. Starter o ring burst. Lost engine oil.
LEFT ENGINE FAILED. UNABLE TO HOLD ALTITUDE. LANDED IN A ROUGH FIELD. STARTER O RING BURST. LOST ENGINE OIL.