It up an old construction site ....i have hunted this lawn before...but they tore it up to out in a septic... man did we do good.....1857 flying eagle,1900 barber dime , 1875 Indian,1929 mercury and a wheatie....and a bunch of other Relics ! All within 45 minutes...bingo ! Just check out my channel on YouTube to see this crazy hunt.. just type in Jeremiah Martel or search tesoro amigo II killer koin Hunt! Thanks and enjoy !
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Me and my Amigo all deystroyed it
- Thread starter JJdigs
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bigtim1973
Well-known member
Awesome. I wish I kept mine. Way to go.
The first model from Tesoro using the µMAX [size=small]([size=small]micro[/size]MAX)[/size] smaller-size housing was the Sidewinder. Jack Gifford used the small TID pod from the Toltec II to make that model and promoted it towards the Competition Hunting crowd. It was made from 4/'94 thru 10/'96.Rich (Utah) said:Was the Amigo Tesoro's first uMax detector?
Just a thought.
Rich (Utah)
He made some revisions to it and renamed it, adding the [size=small]micro[/size]MAX label to the name with the µMAX Sidewinder, circa 2/'93 to 5/'98. The next [size=small]micro[/size]-sized model was the µMAX Cutlass starting in 1/'96 to 12/'97, then the µMAX Bandido from 3/'96 to 3/'98.
Then, made from 10/'96 to 12/'99, was the Amigo II. It didn't use the µMAX housing or title, but it was in a small, but different housing and rod design to continue a trend Tesoro started two-and-a-half years earlier.
Monte
woodchiphustler
New member
I loved that model. I bought one at a Pawn shop many years ago for 60 bucks. Nice finds! Keep digging!