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Is there anyone in the midwest willing to let me come and observe their R&M process? Or can anyone give me some sage advice? We produce macihine tools and have no MTTF or MTTR data. Does anyone have experience with the Fred Tree software and do I need to get the training for it or can I just pick it up?
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