What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Upon rollout of a/c after landing (about 800 feet), PIC applied brakes to the a/c and a/c veered to the left and skidded sideways, forcing a side load on left main gear assy, and collapsed. Heavy left main wheel skid mark was present on the tarmac and brake parts from the left brake were found on the runway about 300 feet from the a/c. damage substantial to left wing, engine, nacelle, prop, and left main gear assy.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) UPON ROLLOUT OF A/C AFTER LANDING (ABOUT 800 FEET), PIC APPLIED BRAKES TO THE A/C AND A/C VEERED TO THE LEFT AND SKIDDED SIDEWAYS, FORCING A SIDE LOAD ON LEFT MAIN GEAR ASSY, AND COLLAPSED. HEAVY LEFT MAIN WHEEL SKID MARK WAS PRESENT ON THE TARMAC AND BRAKE PARTS FROM THE LEFT BRAKE WERE FOUND ON THE RUNWAY ABOUT 300 FEET FROM THE A/C. DAMAGE SUBSTANTIAL TO LEFT WING, ENGINE, NACELLE, PROP, AND LEFT MAIN GEAR ASSY.
NTSB investigation
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Other reports on N3178A · 1
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