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Answer #2: This is very bad. It happened to me in my Cessna 170a on take off. The airplane yawed drastically to the right uncontrollable. Throttle was chopped at 40' and we got the airplane down on a hard landing just before it ran into a fence. No injuries or further damage was caused. It is a relatively serious emergency.

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