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We keep choosing short-term fixes that cost more over time; I want a better decision rule for gearboxes.
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Become — change the pattern
+Across the gearboxes we've serviced over the past two years, which criteria (warranty status,…
Become — change the pattern
+Across the gearboxes we've serviced over the past two years, which criteria (warranty status, remaining life estimate, failure mode, downtime cost) predicted better total cost outcomes for replacement versus refurbishment? Show the pattern and recommend a practical decision rule we can apply on site that balances immediate downtime with lifecycle cost. Include the minimal measurements needed to use the rule quickly.
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