What happened
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Turning final, it was choppy with a cross wind reported at gusting 17 KTS as I recall. Air speed was 75 -80 KTS, touched down as planned.
Continued to taxiway kilo which is a 120 degree left turn . I made the turn about 25-30 ft from edge. Attempted to straighten out, but aircraft kept turning left. Applied right brake, then both brakes, but there was no correction, or much of a slow down. It kept going off edge of taxiway into sign.
As the FAA filed it
TURNING FINAL, IT WAS CHOPPY WITH A CROSS WIND REPORTED AT GUSTING 17 KTS AS I RECALL. AIR SPEED WAS 75 -80 KTS, TOUCHED DOWN AS PLANNED.
CONTINUED TO TAXIWAY KILO WHICH IS A 120 DEGREE LEFT TURN . I MADE THE TURN ABOUT 25-30 FT FROM EDGE. ATTEMPTED TO STRAIGHTEN OUT, BUT AIRCRAFT KEPT TURNING LEFT. APPLIED RIGHT BRAKE, THEN BOTH BRAKES, BUT THERE WAS NO CORRECTION, OR MUCH OF A SLOW DOWN. IT KEPT GOING OFF EDGE OF TAXIWAY INTO SIGN.
NTSB investigation
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