eagle1
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We have alittle over 1500 hours on our 1998 465. So far it is more reliable than its predicessors. We had two TR-85's with around 5400 hours on each one. Needless to say we worked on them quite a bit. So far this year we have replaced three berrings (all on the tailings return auger) and the 10 mm steel hydorlic line that feeds the cylinders that raise the head. And finaly we replaced the wires that connect the grain loss sensors to the wiring harness. I do not know of any wire that will last in this application. The parts that worry me most are the electrical system. I have visions of mice eating the wires. Hopefuly mothballs etc. will prevent this. I also would like to konw about any problems I can look foreward to. A little preventative maintance can head off a lot of headaches during harvest.