Have not used my Bandito II in several years but I checked arround an old hand dug well just dicovered on my middle Tennessee farm. Lots of horse shoes but I did find a civil war button. It has an eagle/shield (no letters) circled by 24 stars on the front and "extra quality" on the back. Any one know the history of it? Friend says Nathan Bedford Forest camped on a nearby farm. Thanks for any help.
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Civil War Button/Tennessee
- Thread starter djack
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Welcome djack and WTG !!! 
I just picked up a Bandido-II recently and gave it one trial run so far. Had read some good things about it and one came up in my area that the fella bought new and never used it. He actually forgot about for some years and came across it cleaning, then decided to sell it cheap to get it out. Sure glad I was the first to respond.
Seems the Bandido-II is a fine machine - typical of Tesoro's. HH
for the Bandido-II
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I just picked up a Bandido-II recently and gave it one trial run so far. Had read some good things about it and one came up in my area that the fella bought new and never used it. He actually forgot about for some years and came across it cleaning, then decided to sell it cheap to get it out. Sure glad I was the first to respond.
Seems the Bandido-II is a fine machine - typical of Tesoro's. HH
for the Bandido-II[attachment 84562 Bandido-IIa.JPG]