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Hi,
Just wondering if there is a specific part or parts of the Tesoro brand metal detector that is notorious for breaking and if so, what are they and are they normally covered under warranty? I'm asking this question because I'm interested in the Tesoro only because they offer a Lifetime Warranty. I've gotten use to buying tools and equipment from Sears/Craftsman for there "No questions ask, lifetime warranty" and love it alotttt. I guess what I'm trying to find out is if Tesoro is the same way and will replace parts that break without any fuss. Here's what Tesoro's warranty cover:
[size=10pt]Our lifetime warranty covers defects in material and workmanship for as long as it is owned by the original purchaser. The warranty excludes batteries, damage caused by leaky batteries, cable breakage due to flexing, wear of the searchcoil housing, and leakage cause by the condition of water seals on underwater detectors. Also excluded are instruments which have been abused, altered, or repaired by an unauthorized party. [/size]
Is it really worth getting a Tesoro based on their lifetime warranty if all that is covered is "defects in material and workmanship"? Will the detector go out well before any defects in material and workmanship is found? Is the warranty really a Great thing or just eye candy?
Thanks,
Johnny
Just wondering if there is a specific part or parts of the Tesoro brand metal detector that is notorious for breaking and if so, what are they and are they normally covered under warranty? I'm asking this question because I'm interested in the Tesoro only because they offer a Lifetime Warranty. I've gotten use to buying tools and equipment from Sears/Craftsman for there "No questions ask, lifetime warranty" and love it alotttt. I guess what I'm trying to find out is if Tesoro is the same way and will replace parts that break without any fuss. Here's what Tesoro's warranty cover:
[size=10pt]Our lifetime warranty covers defects in material and workmanship for as long as it is owned by the original purchaser. The warranty excludes batteries, damage caused by leaky batteries, cable breakage due to flexing, wear of the searchcoil housing, and leakage cause by the condition of water seals on underwater detectors. Also excluded are instruments which have been abused, altered, or repaired by an unauthorized party. [/size]
Is it really worth getting a Tesoro based on their lifetime warranty if all that is covered is "defects in material and workmanship"? Will the detector go out well before any defects in material and workmanship is found? Is the warranty really a Great thing or just eye candy?

Thanks,
Johnny