I have a friend who is a veterinarian, who does x-rays of old stuff for me all the time, without ever harming the equipment or invalidating and warranty or such. Of course the clinic owns the x-ray machine, and I usually get the images after hours. I don't know what it would cost - I always take the service out in trade (even cleaning around the clinic, if necessary)
My advice - don't try people doctors, they are all bound up in all sorts of industry red tape. Find a vet, they are more likely to be helpful. Chris *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 6/11/2007 at 8:29 AM Arle Lommel wrote: >Alden, > >How do you get X-rays? A number of years back I approached a fellow I >knew who worked at a major medical imaging manufacturer, who told me >in no uncertain terms that if any medical equipment were ever used >for such a purpose, it would invalidate all sorts of agreements and >be against the law. I found that hard to believe, but he was >insistent that there is no way he could ever help me get the image I >wanted or that his equipment would be worthless after that. > >-Arle > >On Jun 10, 2007, at 11:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> >> The traditional method of installing the wheel was to put it >> permanently. >> >> When all else fails for figuring out the bearings, you can get an X- >> ray of it. >> ;-) >> >> Alden >>
