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Time for a rebuild, I found the parts on line for less than $60.00 for everything. Mine started to do the same thing when I was getting ready for primer and paint. I had to clean the tank a few times to get the oil out and replaced the hoses too for insurance. They are pretty straight...

The lift should be designed for the weight but the slab is what I would be worried about too.

I used a Hunter H111 and then the newer machine with the reflective targets and the both used similar mounts. our Hunter repair tech had all sorts of used equipment, I would look into your local Hunter Rep and see what he has. Edit Check out any sears stores that might be closing in your area...

I would think that with some type of sealer/paint the issue of dusting would be eliminated. I'm not a bilogical engineer or anything. JMO

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That's the same one I was using to work on my floorboards. It works really well when you get the wire speed right. I used it on hi and low but seemed to work better on low. I was only welding sheet metal though. It's a good until for the money imo.