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Mcdonnell & Miller General Catalog M M - 8 2 5 ( A ) McDONNELL & MILLER MM-825(A) FOR MORE DETAILS CALL YOUR LOCAL McDONNELL & MILLER REPRESENTATIVE ALABAMA GEORGIA (Cont'd.) KENTUCKY (Cont’d.) NEBRASKA OHIO (Cont’d.) TEXAS (Cont’d.) Mangham & Associates, Inc. George A. Israel Jr., Inc. Hydronic & Steam Equip. Co., Inc. Verne Simmonds Co. Steffens-Shultz, Inc. Oslin Nation Co. (Cont’d) Irondale (Birmingham) Jacksonville, FL Evansville, IN Omaha Columbus Houston Phone: 205/956-2362 Phone: 904/355-7867 Phone: 800/473-2753 Phone: 402/592-3131 Phone: 614/274-5515 Phone: 713/699-3500 Dayton, Ohio San Antonio ALASKA 812/473-0330 NEVADA McDonnell & Miller HAWAII Johnson & Scott, Inc. Phone: 937/454-4980 Phone: 800/243-7756 Columbia Hydronics Co. Dawson Co. California Hydronics Corp. Nashville, TN Thermoflo Equipment Co., Inc. 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Phone: 501/803-9520 ILLINOIS NEW JERSEY VIRGINIA F.I.A., Inc. Vancouver, WA Bornquist, Inc. Wallace-Eannace Assoc., Inc. TLA, Inc. Hydronic Technology Inc. Woburn (Boston) MA Phone:360/883-2600 Shreveport, LA Chicago Franklin Lakes Richmond Phone: 773/774-2800 Phone: 800/423-7187 PENNSYLVANIA Phone: 804/321-4444 Phone: 318/797-1500 Phone: 201/891-9550 M 781/938-8900 R. D. Bitzer Co., Inc. Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. R. D. Bitzer Co., Inc. Virginia Beach Boone & Boone Sales Co., Inc. Bensalem Maryland Hghts. (St. Louis) MO MARYLAND Bensalem, PA Phone: 757/497-3567 c Tulsa, OK Phone: 215/604-6600 Cummins-Wagner Co., Inc. D Phone: 918/664-9756 Phone: 314/878-4313 Phone: 215/604-6600 Cummins-Wagner Co., Inc. Sandberg Co., Inc. Annapolis Junction Thermoflo Equipment Co., Inc. Annapolis Junction, MD NEW MEXICO o CALIFORNIA Phone: 800/966-1277 Pittsburgh East Moline Boyd Engineering Co., Inc. Phone: 800/966-1277 California Hydronics Corp. Phone: 301/490-9007 Phone: 412/366-2012 n Phone: 309/796-2371 Albuquerque 301/490-9007 Hayward (San Francisco) Thermoflo Equipment Co., Inc. Frank P. Langley Co., Inc. n Hydronic & Steam Equip. Co., Inc. Phone: 505/275-1250 WASHINGTON Phone: 510/293-1993 Pittsburgh, PA Amherst (Buffalo) NY Indianapolis, IN e Rocklin (Sacramento) NEW YORK Columbia Hydronics Co. Phone: 800/669-4926 Phone: 412/366-2012 Phone: 716/691-7575 Phone: 510/293-1993 Wallace-Eannace Assoc., Inc. Renton l 317/577-8326 MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND l San Jose Plainview (NYC) Phone: 425/271-5870 F.I.A., Inc. F.I.A., Inc. & Phone: 408/295-5874 INDIANA Phone: 516/454-9300 Spokane Woburn (Boston) Woburn (Boston) MA Hydronic & Steam Equip. Co., Inc. Frank P. Langley Co., Inc. Phone: 509/242-1118 Dawson Co. Phone: 800/423-7187 Phone: 800/423-7187 Vancouver M Altadena (Los Angeles) Indianapolis E. Rochester 781/938-8900 781/938-8900 Phone:360/883-2600 Phone: 626/797-9710 Phone: 800/669-4926 Phone: 585/248-5010 Phone: 317/577-8326 MICHIGAN Amherst (Buffalo) SOUTH CAROLINA i San Diego WASHINGTON, DC l James M. Pleasants Co., Inc. Phone: 858/541-7867 Evansville R. L. Deppmann Co. Phone: 716/691-7575 Cummins-Wagner Co., Inc. l Phone: 800/473-2753 Southfield (Detroit) Johnson City Greensboro, NC Annapolis Junction, MD e COLORADO r Phone: 812/473-0330 Phone: 248/354-3710 Phone: 607/766-9950 Phone: 800/365-9010 Phone: 800/966-1277 McNevin Company Ft. Wayne Grand Rapids The Bernard M. Packtor Co. Phone: 336/378-9911 301/490-9007 Aurora (Denver) Phone: 260/489-5785 Phone: 616/656-0821 Albany Columbia Phone: 303/322-0165 WEST VIRGINIA South Bend Bridgeport Phone: 518/459-1060 Phone: 803/798-1405 Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. Phone: 800/932-6490 Phone: 989/652-3049 Greenville CONNECTICUT Syracuse Thermal Products, Inc. Cincinnati, OH Phone: 574/234-6005 Hydro-Flo Products, Inc. Phone: 864/232-0200 F.I.A., Inc. East Syracuse Phone: 513/489-5225 Woburn (Boston) MA Bornquist, Inc. Brookfield (Milwaukee), WI Phone: 315/437-7321 SOUTH DAKOTA TLA, Inc. Phone: 800/423-7187 Chicago, IL Phone: 262/781-2810 Mulcahy Company NORTH CAROLINA Richmond, VA 781/938-8900 Phone: 773/774-2800 Eagan, MN MINNESOTA James M. Pleasants Co., Inc. Phone: 804/321-4444 Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. Mulcahy Company Greensboro Phone: 651/686-8580 DELAWARE Thermoflo Equipment Co., Inc. Cincinnati, OH Eagan Phone: 800/365-9010 Verne Simmonds Co. R. D. Bitzer Co., Inc. Pittsburgh, PA Phone: 513/489-5225 Phone: 651/686-8580 Phone: 336/378-9911 Omaha, NE Bensalem, PA Phone: 402/592-3131 Phone: 412/366-2012 Phone: 215/604-6600 MISSISSIPPI Charlotte IOWA Phone: 704/545-0145 TENNESSEE WISCONSIN Cummins-Wagner Co., Inc. Hydronic Technology Inc. Products, Inc. Raleigh Johnson & Scott, Inc. Hydro-Flo Products, Inc. Annapolis Junction, MD New Orleans, LA Des Moines Phone: 919/845-1960 Nashville Brookfield (Milwaukee) Phone: 800/966-1277 Phone: 800/365-6746 Phone: 515/288-5738 Wilmington Phone: 615/254-5454 Phone: 262/781-2810 301/490-9007 Phone: 504/827-1163 Sandberg Co., Inc. Phone: 910/794-5447 Cordova (Memphis) Johnson & Scott, Inc. Bernard J. Mulcahy Co., Inc. FLORIDA East Moline, IL Phone: 901/388-2919 Little Rock, AR NORTH DAKOTA Eagan, MN George A. Israel Jr., Inc. Phone: 309/796-2371 Phone: 501/803-9520 Mulcahy Company. James M. Pleasants Co., Inc. Phone: 651/686-8580 Jacksonville Verne Simmonds Co. Greensboro, NC Eagan, MN WYOMING Phone: 904/355-7867 Omaha, NE MISSOURI Phone: 800/365-9010 Phone: 651/686-8580 Gritton & Associates, Inc. Miami Phone: 402/592-3131 Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. 336/378-9911 OHIO Salt Lake City, UT Phone: 305/592-5343 Lenexa (Kansas City) KS Knoxville KANSAS Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. Phone: 801/486-0767 Orlando Phone: 913/469-5715 Phone: 865/584-5054 Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. Maryland Hgts. (St. Louis) Cincinnati J. E. McNevin Co. Phone: 407/423-5078 Phone: 513/489-5225 TEXAS Tampa Lenexa (Kansas City) Phone: 314/878-4313 Aurora (Denver), CO R. L. Deppmann Co. Boyd Engineering Co., Inc. Phone: 813/839-2161 Phone: 913/469-5715 Phone: 303/322-0165 MONTANA Richfield Albuquerque, NM 79 Holly Circle KENTUCKY Columbia Hydronics Co. Phone: 330/659-0200 Phone: 505/275-1250 INTERNATIONAL: Tequesta, FL 33469 Blackmore & Glunt, Inc. Spokane, WA Oslin Nation Co. Visit our website or contact Phone: 561/248-3556 Cincinnati, OH Phone: 509/242-1118 Dallas our office at the address GEORGIA Phone: 513/489-5225 Phone: 214/631-5650 shown below. James M. Pleasants Co., Inc. Ft. Worth Duluth, GA (Northern GA) Phone: 817/590-2500 Phone: 678/507-1091 ITT © COPYRIGHT 2007 BY 8200 N. 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