Narrative:

I was flying the aircraft from the left seat. Weather was VFR -- crosswind at about 60 degrees from side -- gusting to 22. Gust hit plane just as I was touching down pushing me to left. I evidently hit a runway sign. By the time I got it straightened out I was in the gravel median between runway and taxiway. I had no brakes to assist turning. The runway was down hill. I did not risk turning. Gradually I slowed and stopped with a slight right turn and taxied clear of the runway. Apparent damage was left wheel parts; left wheel strut fairing; left brakes.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A C182 pilot landing in a 22 KT quartering crosswind lost control of the aircraft during touchdown and exited the runway; hit a sign damaging a brake; strut and wheel pant.

Narrative: I was flying the aircraft from the left seat. Weather was VFR -- crosswind at about 60 degrees from side -- gusting to 22. Gust hit plane just as I was touching down pushing me to left. I evidently hit a runway sign. By the time I got it straightened out I was in the gravel median between runway and taxiway. I had NO brakes to assist turning. The runway was down hill. I did not risk turning. Gradually I slowed and stopped with a slight right turn and taxied clear of the runway. Apparent damage was left wheel parts; left wheel strut fairing; left brakes.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.