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McCulloch Corp. has d,esigned a significant portion of its chein saw line to meet the need for greater productivity among'professional woodcutters.

Designed for use by professional loggers who operate their chain saws for hours at a time, cushioned-power engines are isolated by five rubber mounts to eliminate 90% of. the vibration before it reaches the handlebar and grip, claims McCulloch.

The heavy duty saws are equipped with sound silencer mufflers, introduced last year to reduce irritating and sometimes harmful high frequency engine noise.

The Power-Mac 6 automatic, is the updated version of the Power-Mac 6 and features automatic chain oiling and a longer 16" bar and chain.

The Power-Mac 6,4. weighs 7% lbs. and the Power-Mac 6 67a, plus cutting attachment.

Refinements in design and construction of chain, bars and sprockets are also new from McCulloch. Special low profile chain is designed for easy cutting in all types of wood and new guide bars are lighter and harder for easy handling and durabiiity.

'WRITE: The Merchant Magazine, 5?3 So. Lake Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 91101.

Aerosol Stoin for Foncy Work

A new aerosol liquid stain to finish shutters, ornate furniture, fancy scroll work, frames and other hard-to-stain items has been developed by Illinois Bronze Powder and Paint Co.

For objects like shutters or headboards that include hard-tostain coraers or scroll work as well as flat surfaces, spray and foam stains can be used together. Spray stain should be applied to hard-to-reach spots first and allowed to dry for 30 minutes. Foam stain then should be applied to the flat surfaces with a damp sponge.

Spray stain and foam stain are concentrated. One 16-oz. can of the spray stain will cover 16 to 20 sq. ft. of bare wood. An 8-oz, can of the foam stain will finish a table and four chairs, claims Illinois Bronze, Spray stains are available in 76-oz. size aerosol cans retailing for $1.98. Foam stains come in 8-oz. size cans and retail for g1.98-.

'WRITE: The Merchant Magazine, 5?3 So. Lake Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 91101.

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Unique Fireploce Treo,lment

Marlite's textured t'carved leaf" is a versatile accent panel. The 16" x 8' plank material has been cut into squares to highlight an unusual fireplace. Space between sections of the paneling was painted black to dramatize the pat- strong bond over old walls or solid backing. Carved leaf is available in light or dark tones. This hardboard is washable; never requires refinishing.

\MRITE: The Merchant Magazine, 673 So. Lake Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 91101.

Smooth As Sobte

A quality plastic pipe for use in residential water and gas senrice lines has been developed by the Plastex Pipe div., Vistron Corp. "Sable" polyethylene pipe was designed for strength and durability.

It has a smooth finish inside and out; withstands water pressure surges ai.rd torque stresses, and resists the corrosive elements in soil and water.

WBITE: The Merchant Magazine,573 So. Lake Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 91101.

Emergency Eye Core

bottle securely and keeps the discharge tube in place.

In standard applications,

An emergency eye-wash station has been introduced by General Scientific Equipment Co. Molded of strong high-impact plastic, the station is readily identifiable and convenient to use. A socket holds the eye-wash

Ouick release emergency bottle

Bottle is easily released for quick emergency use. To wash eye, the eye lid is opened with thumb and index flnger. The cup lid is then opened and the cup is pressed against the eye and bottle ig squeezed.

WRITE: The Merchant Magazine, 573 So. Lake Ave.; Pasadena, Calif. 91101.