What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Pilot told midland county sheriff deputy that he had bought the aircraft a year ago and had just recently finished assembling it. He stated that he had made a couple of approaches to his private runway prior to the crash. His attempts were aborted due to some strong crosswinds. On his last approach the main drive belt broke causing him to lose power and momentum. He tried to fly into the top of a large oak tree to slow his airspeed but missed the tree. The aircraft lost all momentum and crashed into the ground nose first.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) PILOT TOLD MIDLAND COUNTY SHERIFF DEPUTY THAT HE HAD BOUGHT THE AIRCRAFT A YEAR AGO AND HAD JUST RECENTLY FINISHED ASSEMBLING IT. HE STATED THAT HE HAD MADE A COUPLE OF APPROACHES TO HIS PRIVATE RUNWAY PRIOR TO THE CRASH. HIS ATTEMPTS WERE ABORTED DUE TO SOME STRONG CROSSWINDS. ON HIS LAST APPROACH THE MAIN DRIVE BELT BROKE CAUSING HIM TO LOSE POWER AND MOMENTUM. HE TRIED TO FLY INTO THE TOP OF A LARGE OAK TREE TO SLOW HIS AIRSPEED BUT MISSED THE TREE. THE AIRCRAFT LOST ALL MOMENTUM AND CRASHED INTO THE GROUND NOSE FIRST.