What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) On flight from oshkosh, WI to Canada, aircraft lost power and pilot landed in national forrest (field). On scene investigation identified no fuel in wing tanks and only one half cup in gascolator. Pilot stated that he had full tanks when he departed oshkosh, WI. And had flown for 2 hours and 50 minutes when engine quit. Aircraft owner's manual indicated that engine should have ran for 4 hours. Pilot's description of leaning procedure he used on this flight and color of exhaust stack, indicates that there was a possible carburetor problem, resulting in richer than normal mixture. Aircraft wings were removed and aircraft transported to local airport for assembly and return flight to Canada. No further actions planned.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON FLIGHT FROM OSHKOSH, WI TO CANADA, AIRCRAFT LOST POWER AND PILOT LANDED IN NATIONAL FORREST (FIELD). ON SCENE INVESTIGATION IDENTIFIED NO FUEL IN WING TANKS AND ONLY ONE HALF CUP IN GASCOLATOR. PILOT STATED THAT HE HAD FULL TANKS WHEN HE DEPARTED OSHKOSH, WI. AND HAD FLOWN FOR 2 HOURS AND 50 MINUTES WHEN ENGINE QUIT. AIRCRAFT OWNER'S MANUAL INDICATED THAT ENGINE SHOULD HAVE RAN FOR 4 HOURS. PILOT'S DESCRIPTION OF LEANING PROCEDURE HE USED ON THIS FLIGHT AND COLOR OF EXHAUST STACK, INDICATES THAT THERE WAS A POSSIBLE CARBURETOR PROBLEM, RESULTING IN RICHER THAN NORMAL MIXTURE. AIRCRAFT WINGS WERE REMOVED AND AIRCRAFT TRANSPORTED TO LOCAL AIRPORT FOR ASSEMBLY AND RETURN FLIGHT TO CANADA. NO FURTHER ACTIONS PLANNED.