What happened
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(-23) Approximately 1630 CDT, pilot ^privac^ was spraying westbound. He pulled up at the end of the row and struck the outer third of the right wing of northbound pilot ^privac^ from underneath. Due to severe engine roughness, pilot ^privac^ landed in a cotton field and subsequently struck a low runoff area adjacent to a row-end which caused the gear to collapse.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) APPROXIMATELY 1630 CDT, PILOT ^PRIVAC^ WAS SPRAYING WESTBOUND. HE PULLED UP AT THE END OF THE ROW AND STRUCK THE OUTER THIRD OF THE RIGHT WING OF NORTHBOUND PILOT ^PRIVAC^ FROM UNDERNEATH. DUE TO SEVERE ENGINE ROUGHNESS, PILOT ^PRIVAC^ LANDED IN A COTTON FIELD AND SUBSEQUENTLY STRUCK A LOW RUNOFF AREA ADJACENT TO A ROW-END WHICH CAUSED THE GEAR TO COLLAPSE.
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